Sentence examples for disregarded under from inspiring English sources

Ni-Vanuatu are very tough and have used traditional learning disregarded under normal circumstances, like picking wild fruit and roots," says Christopher Bartlett, head of the Vanuatu Food Security and Agriculture Cluster.

In A Theory of Justice, Rawls observed that a necessary condition of justice in any society is that each individual should be the equal bearer of certain rights that cannot be disregarded under any circumstances, even if doing so would advance the general welfare or satisfy the demands of a majority.

But, had he still been alive today, he could have applied to have the conviction against him "disregarded" under the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012.

Or, as in Romney's case, completely disregarded it under the guise of religious acceptance and political correctness?

Several of Nassar's victims (including Boyce) say they reported the abuse to MSU coaches and trainers over the course of two decades, but their accusations were continually disregarded or swept under the rug.

Several of Nassar's victims say they reported the abuse to MSU coaches and trainers over the course of two decades, but their accusations were continually disregarded or swept under the rug.

This can be at least partially attributed to Nero's very well known opinions of Claudius, who was his adoptive father; Nero often politically and publicly criticised and even insulted the late Claudius, and many Claudian laws and policies were disregarded and abandoned under Nero's reasoning that Claudius was simply too stupid and senile to be given any consideration.

Membership coefficients with posterior probabilities under 0.05 were disregarded and proportionally added to the remaining membership coefficients.

A constant factor, is usually disregarded in the analysis of algorithms under the standard uniform cost model.

Work from his reign largely disregarded the insular style adopted in England under Henry VIII and adopted forms that were recognisably European.

Work from his reign largely disregarded the insular style adopted in England under Henry VIII and adopted forms that were recognisably European, beginning with the extensive work at Linlithgow.