"It was called," he said, "school heating systems". I felt further pleased to learn after the seminar ended that one teacher had sent all her seniors a note saying, "Disregard what I said about Andrew Jackson.
The Berkeley chancellor, Nicholas B. Dirks, sent a note to the campus on Wednesday that appeared to criticize what he described as a disregard for student safety.
The judge pretty much dismissed the idea, noting that while she'd told the jury to disregard a lot of things during this trial, she couldn't really go that route with this issue.
O. B. Brooklyn.' We think the contention made in argument, that the letter of August 28 and the acceptance by Andrews & Company of the terms of that letter, should be alone held to constitute the contract, disregarding the note inclosed in the letter as a part thereof, is refuted by its mere statement.
It won't, though, because readers, having had their chain pulled by the conspiracy theory, will disregard those notes, if, improbably, they have bought the book.
Assuming that the boys were pulling a prank, the POWs disregarded the notes.
FiveThirtyEight seems inclined to disregard them entirely, noting "there is other polling data that suggests Rubio has a lot more upside than the other potential candidates polling in the mid-single digits with him", such as his strong favourability ratings and the fact that Republican voters regard him as neither too conservative nor too moderate.
"They said it was too expensive," Wanda went on, disregarding her notes.
The panel noted that the lower court had "completely disregarded a crucial fact which is pivotal to our determination" — that many of the witnesses did not know each other, yet implicated Mr. Creedon and Mr. Steuerman.
However, willfully disregarding a copyright does present considerable risk.
The court concluded that the Sixth Army headquarters had disregarded frontline commander reports, noting a possible imminent attack, and as a result, reserve units were kept too far back to execute a timely and effective counterattack.
