Sentence examples for disregard with from inspiring English sources

They may disregard with impunity all the historic principles underlying the Fourth Amendment relative to indiscriminate searches of a man's home when he is placed under arrest.

To the extent that the Obama campaign is contrasting that disregard with Mitt Romney's professed love for all things American, the campaign has a legitimate point.

Then, excerpts from "Fear," a new book by Bob Woodward, were released, highlighting the extreme disarray in the White House and the disregard with which Trump's aides view him.

What is new, though, is his increasing disregard with musical conventions.

In my view, speakers at the Summit exhibited a remarkable disregard with respect to what the Bible and Christian theology actually say about marriage and family values.

(Never mind that much of the Bible is full of contradictions and much of it we disregard with impunity these days. Those sorts of inconveniences never actually apply to the argument around homosexuality).

"All of that is just disregarded with one swoop".

They were more or less disregarded with little consequence when the budget went into surplus.

Furthermore, unrealistic pledges send the signal that they can be disregarded with few political or reputational consequences.

Fatigue crack initiation life was disregarded with respect to crack propagation life, and fatigue life was evaluated only as propagation of a small pre-existing defect.

"No legal system could long survive," they added, "if it gave every individual the option of disregarding with impunity any law which by his personal standard was judged morally untenable".