No, no A-levels are totally disregarded for any of our courses.
There is a lesson (already disregarded) for that growing international sport, basketball.
Hence the transition from one sentence to another logically equivalent one is disregarded for the purposes of meaning concepts.
"The court below finds that the transaction in which O.T.C. and Long-Term engaged lacked economic substance and therefore must be disregarded for tax purposes," Judge Arterton wrote.
Aviva (neutral) has a smaller exposure £1.2bn, but much more lower Tier 2 (£3.5bn) on its own balance sheet, which could end up being disregarded for solvency".
The man at the window was disregarded for a while when the president moved to the next order of business--the Worth girl.
Given the statistical evidence, it is puzzling, shocking even, that it has been disregarded for so long; the explanation can only lie in the sheer extent of the hegemony of neoliberalism and its values.
Initially having a rather lofty objective for 'the best superfast broadband in Europe' was also far from ideal, and mobile technology seems to have been disregarded for those especially hard to reach places.
I too was forced to pay a bribe when my 90-year-old grandfather, a proud war veteran diagnosed with terminal cancer, was disregarded for hours in a large public hospital's emergency room.
The doctrine, created by judges in tax cases, holds that if a transaction has no purpose except to avoid taxes it lacks economic substance and can be disregarded for tax purposes.
Pemberton disregarded, for example, that the parole his army received was a far cry from the terms he wanted, and that he accepted Grant's final offer mainly because it was backed by a promise to renew hostilities if not taken.
