Sentence examples for but disregards from inspiring English sources

It seems David Cameron is happy to lecture governments abroad on human rights and the rule of law, but disregards them at home.

Your Feb. 28 editorial "Not What Paul Volcker Had in Mind" raises concerns about industry comments about the Volcker rule, a provision of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law, but disregards the damaging effects this rule could have on markets.

Likewise, the Psychophysical Parallelism usually recognizes some distinction between the mental and the physical but disregards or does not admit their mutual interaction (postures of Leibniz and Spinoza).

The Mohr-Coulomb yield criterion accounts for the effect of SD, normal stress, single-shear stress and hydrostatic stress, but disregards the effect of intermediate principal stress, intermediate principal shear stress, and twin-shear stresses.

In the second step, the stress analysis of the joints is performed by means of a sandwich model that describes the variability of shear and peel stresses over the overlap length but disregards the stress singularities at the corners.

He tells us he is very rich, but disregards the Constitution to enrich himself and his family.

"But disregard the shirt," he insisted.

But disregarding his lawyer's advice also made him uneasy.

Vietnamese keep their homes impeccable but disregard public spaces, littering the streets and urinating in canals.

Officials said they were aware of Ms. Harris's instructions, but disregarded them.

But disregarding the Clemson match, the Gamecocks are averaging 1,464 fans a game — still twice as many as last season.