Others, however, said the United States disregarded the problem for the better part of a decade and never imposed serious sanctions, such as cutting off NDS funding, even after the evidence of abuse was overwhelming.
The federal government collected disposal fees, and for decades ministers in Bonn, Berlin and the nearby city of Hanover, the state capital, blithely disregarded the problem.
However, unlike Poincaré, he disregards the problem of predicative definitions: for him all paradoxes of set theory derive from viewing the proposition that every denumerable set is effectively enumerable ("Tout ensemble dénombrable est effectivement énumérable") as evident, which is false.
So even when disregarding the problem of overarching rhyme traditions superimposed by society, it would be rather surprising if the system of rhyming showed no stages of transitions and conflicts resulting from language change and dialectal influence.
McKesson's directors disregarded the problems and instructed the company's financial adviser, Bear Stearns & Company, to ignore them, the suit contends.
Providing private data from a Clayton report, he showed how over a dozen institutions disregarded the problems identified by the due-diligence firm.
A person will continue to drink excessively, disregarding the problems.
In December, Gunn's student newspaper, the Gunn Oracle, published an editorial signed by 36 of its 37 staff members, criticizing the campaign for "misperceiv[ing] the causes for student stress as purely academic" and disregarding the problems with mental health services at the school.
Doping was portrayed by UCI leadership as the faulty and surprising behaviour of a few individuals, but not as endemic group behaviour or as a structural problem within its sport.' 'Not only did UCI leadership publicly disregard the magnitude of the problem, but the policies put in place to combat doping were inadequate.
