Sentence examples for dismiss the needs from inspiring English sources

Lorenzo Soria, president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which presents the Golden Globe awards, sent a letter to Mr. Valenti, chief executive of the Motion Picture Association of America, saying "it is inherently unfair to provide screeners to one organization and dismiss the needs of the others".

If we can dismiss the needs of a hurting spouse or family member and look past the pain of the homeless man on our commute to work, how much more can we neglect the pain of barrel bombs in Syria and Ebola in Sierra Leone.

He does not dismiss the need for festivities.

I can't dismiss the need to give some playing time to people we need to know more about.

Even Dr. Confer, though, does not dismiss the need for greater federal oversight and the continuing development of standards.

Dunlap and Elsassser also tally-up and categorise the arguments used to dismiss the science or dismiss the need to act.

Unrealistically optimistic assumptions have led the White House to severely underestimate troop and spending requirements and wrongly dismiss the need for more international help through the U.N.

While Gates does not dismiss the need for test scores — "you do have to know whether equations are being learned," he said — he views them as the least important in terms of helping teachers improve.

2. Understanding and integrating two different corporate cultures (or not) Management tend to assume that the other company is just like us and dismiss the need for deeper cultural understanding, especially when in the same or similar business.

Increasingly desperate attempts by the chief executive of Shell to dismiss the need to leave fossil fuels in the ground, giving him the awkward economic problem of so-called "stranded assets", is the definition of someone who doth protest too much.

Concerns that O'Brien would shun radical change in favour of maintaining the status quo were only confirmed by an interview with the humanitarian news site Irin a few months into the job, where he appeared to dismiss the need for UN reform.