Sentence examples for could disregard from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a majority could disregard local interests and be corrupted by the administration.

Mr. Obama said he could disregard the negotiation instructions under his power to conduct foreign relations.

And like Vinceremos, you could disregard that run as a result of the synthetic surface.

Taft told Yoo that his contention that the President could disregard the Geneva Conventions was "untenable," "incorrect," and "confused".

We find it hard to believe that Mr. McShane could disregard the joys, discoveries and travels the East End offers.

Even worse, an employer could disregard test results or other employment practices with the intent of obtaining an employer's preferred racial balance.

He had no interest in me, for I presented no challenge: he could speak Slovenian to me and he could easily disregard any of my demands.

I don't have any huge problem with using that term, although that still leaves you with a choice to make. 1) You could just disregard the poll entirely, or, 2) You could include it in some sort of average and then get on with your life.

On the state level, even Republicans could not disregard unions.

How could they disregard the evidence of their own senses?

It might ignore the former; it could not disregard the latter.This raises a curious possibility.