The phrase 'disregard about' is not grammatically correct or usable in written English
To communicate the idea of not caring about something, you would use the phrase 'disregard for' or 'disregard of'. For example: "He showed a complete disregard for her feelings."
Its authors had disregarded about half of the deaths among the monkeys they studied, saying they were not related to aging.
Saakashvili's American supporters tend to disregard questions about his democratic credentials.
We don't disregard anything about the validity of theater, but there are no rules".
Let's disregard testimony about his good character, lest it get in the way of the national dialogue about how he's a racist murder [sic] who got away with it.
While many said they were upset by it, they told Judge Coleman they could disregard information about it and not let the details intrude on their eventual deliberations on state charges that Mr. Williams fatally shot a 55-year-old chauffeur, Costas Christofi, at Mr. Williams's estate in Hunterdon County in February 2002.
Typical methods make fixed value assumptions of non-monetary variables (e.g., travel time, safety and noise) [2], ignore stakeholder variations of alternatives and their attributes [2], disregard information about the probabilistic distribution and uncertainty ranges of evaluation criteria [3], and aggregate certain and uncertain costs and benefits on a common scale [3].
After all, Adam if for a moment we disregard problems about knowledge and indeterminacy in counterfactual choices (Hurley 2001, 66 69; Hurley 2003, 164 168)—might correctly say that his case is identical to Beatrice's, and that he was merely unlucky not to be talented.
Still, our core concern is that many judicial release orders exhibit confusion about or disregard for the distinction between pretrial release and post-conviction punishment.
It is good that United States Coach BRUCE ARENA usually disregards opinions about styles and systems instead of the quality of players on a team.
Including a map highlighting the location of the infirmary induced many Yale seniors to heed previously disregarded warnings about getting a tetanus shot.
