Sentence examples for disregard process from inspiring English sources

"Through pardons and the existing disregard process we will meet our manifesto commitment to put right these wrongs".

The disregard process is already open to those who are alive and wish to remove from their criminal record any past sexual offences that are no longer illegal.

A blanket pardon, without the detailed investigations carried out by the Home Office under the disregard process, could see people guilty of an offence which is still a crime today claiming to be pardoned".

John Nicholson MP has proposed a Private Member's Bill that would create a blanket pardon without the need for the disregard process (whereby the offence is reviewed before a pardon can be granted).

"A blanket pardon, without the detailed investigations carried out by the Home Office under the disregard process, could see people guilty of an offence which is still a crime today claiming to be pardoned," Gyimah said in a statement.

Under the new law, anyone who was found guilty of consensual homosexual sex has their name cleared, and for those still living, the offences can be removed from any criminal record checks via a "disregard process".

On April 13th, Mozilo, in an e-mail to Sambol, Sieracki, and others, still addressing the H.S.B.C. situation, wrote that the loans had been originated "through our channels with disregard for process [and] compliance with guidelines".

But his critics charge that he sometimes disregards due process.

He accused Britain of disregarding the process of decolonisation approved by the UN in the 1960s and called for dialogue with London.

"This is a broken court system that disregards due process rights at every turn," Kristen Clarke, president and executive director of the Lawyers Committeee for Civil Rights Under Law, said in an interview, adding that the court pays "no attention" to due process rights.

Similar to the callous disregard for due process (and the US Constitution), there is no "step down" process for the CMU.