Sentence examples for broadly ignored from inspiring English sources

In Barbados, the Caribbean island once known as Little England", the anniversary was broadly ignored.

NEW YORK — Last Friday, voters in the Georgian breakaway territory of Abkhazia went to the polls in a presidential election that was broadly ignored by the United States and its European allies.

There is a lot of truth to the phrase "no new ideas under the sun": in smaller musical communities the notion of copyright is broadly ignored by those who continue the traditions they love.

Maybe that's why the law barring employment of illegals can be so broadly ignored.

Candidates identify the states that are safely either Republican or Democrat - the ones they are bound to lose or win - and broadly ignore these in their campaign efforts.

We don't, but every two years, the international sports media show up to another one of these events and spend three weeks broadly ignoring the litany of stories that have already detailed the disastrous effects the Olympics have had on city budgets, poor people's homes, the environment and everything else.

This understanding, while broadly accurate, ignores the role of our choices in managing the powerful global dynamics.

Republicans and conservatives have argued either that Obama did this by executive order or more broadly that ignoring Congress represents dictatorial rule by fiat.

Instead of responding to that provocation, Aly argued the Australian media, and social media users more broadly, should ignore Valizadeh and instead donate to Lou's Place, a women's refuge in Sydney.

These protests have given women a name and face and presence in death, when their killers and society more broadly objectified or ignored them.

So far the government's strategy has broadly been to ignore the group.