Sentence examples similar to disregard intentionally from inspiring English sources

In practice this equality principle is often disregarded, both intentionally and unintentionally.

The recommendation was disregarded — either intentionally or for lack of evidence or because there were more than thirty-six thousand war-crimes donsiers on file at the United Nations then, and no way they could all be processed.

When juror attitudes about legal fairness do play a role, they most likely do so by affecting how jurors perceive and interpret trial evidence, rather than by leading jurors to intentionally disregard the governing law.

You intentionally disregard emails.

Entities who intentionally disregard filing requirements will see penalties increase from $250 to $500 per return with no annual cap.

"Now, employers intentionally disregard USERRA".

Beltrami decided to intentionally disregard conventional horror score styles.

Critics who intentionally disregard the progress toward greater transparency only serve to discourage it by refusing to give credit where credit is due.

"There is no excuse for your officers to intentionally disregard a citizen's right to photograph an event occurring in a public place," NPPA General Counsel Mickey Osterreicher wrote in a March 22 letter to Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey.

But through this focus upon our own intense presence we are intentionally disregarding the inevitable.

He explained that Nixon would "bark crazy orders" to aides that they intentionally disregarded.