Sentence examples for categorically ignored from inspiring English sources
Eighteen of the top 20 questions were about drug policy, and -- for the ninth such online event in a row -- these questions were categorically ignored.
So far, the statements made by government officials have also categorically ignored the role and responsibility of men in all of this -- after all, it usually takes two people for a woman to get pregnant.
Tim Murphy: If there is a statement that says the chairman and the director of operations and the chairman shall be responsible for ensuring that the commission is fully and currently informed about matters within its function, and that was signed into law and that is specifically and categorically ignored, is that illegal?
The commission's decision to allow Madeira its ban came only four months after the European Food Safety Authority, the main body tasked with advising the commission on food safety, categorically recommended ignoring Portugal's concerns about the effect of GMOs.
Android as a platform is now categorically impossible to ignore, and as such, the startup is today finally launching its first Android app.
The results of elections in 1990, won categorically by the NLD after energetic campaigning, were ignored.
"There are two assumptions I can make which are both very disturbing but which need answering: Was Gurrumul Yunupingu's level of A&E care related to assumptions based on his race or is there a serious fault in the system which allows someone to be largely ignored in A&E while seriously ill?" The Top End Health Service categorically rejected the assertions.
Last year, a group of violent felons sued the administration of Gov. George E. Pataki, charging that the state was ignoring the law by categorically denying them parole.
Blomkamp also told The Guardian that he would "categorically" rule out any return for the cloned version of Ripley, further hinting that the new film will ignore later Alien instalments.
