Sentence examples for cases ignored from inspiring English sources

It emerged that the Philadelphia police department harboured a culture where rape victims were routinely belittled and their cases ignored by patrol officers and detectives, while predators got away with sexual assault and, literally, murder.

State sponsorship of such movements, relatively rare in the 19th and early 20th centuries, became far more common, although impressive results (in particular the Indonesian struggle with the Dutch) also came in cases ignored by the great powers.

While there are lots of positive things about the report, and I wholeheartedly support its general ethos, I am concerned that some of the most intractable problems that the skills sector faces have been neglected – and in some cases ignored completely.

The policy response to housing problems in LAC in terms of quality and affordability has, in most cases, ignored rental housing as a vehicle to provide adequate housing solutions for low-income families.

The day-to-day is handled (or in most cases, ignored) by his sister Bonnie, whose "folk art" store Beckwoman's was a Commercial Drive institution until it burned down in 2015 mostly for its particularly awful brand of customer service.

In fact, most such cases ignore the wide range of sounds and performance styles that fans hear, and respond to, when listening to a record.

Leon Panetta, the defense secretary, is calling for a "smaller, leaner" military, so colleges and universities are welcoming — or in some cases ignoring — an invasion of students taking advantage of the modern heir to the G.I. Bill.

But instead of doing what's right, the prosecutors who inherit our cases ignore what their predecessors have done.

It has been found repeatedly that people perform badly on various forms of this test, in most cases ignoring information that could potentially refute the rule.

As you'll see, the environmental review makes a number of unreasonable assumptions and in many cases, ignores its own analysis to craft its conclusion that Keystone XL is unlikely to impact tar sands expansion.

Although in some cases ignoring any nonlinearity in the exposure outcome relation and estimating a population-averaged causal effect may be sufficient, doing so does not give the investigator any insight into the shape of the relation.