Sentence examples for disregarding the needs from inspiring English sources
After Sunday's vetoes, Democrats were quick to accuse the Governor of disregarding the needs of working people, much as they did in the first half of his term.
But I'll tell you what I can't support, and that's disregarding the needs of the people who live in a community".
It does so while disregarding the needs of civilians in that area, who were one of the first to challenge Bashar al-Assad's rule.
"But these cheap shots won't distract Kentuckians from Mitch McConnell's record of routinely disregarding the needs of women and families across the state".
Here, the State plays the role of supplier of raw materials for the industry at throw away prices disregarding the needs of the poor and tribals, causing heavy loss to the public exchequer and environment.
Designating interns with little training or experience as "highly qualified" seems to fit this pattern of disregarding the need to build stability at low performing schools as one of the conditions for improvement.
Brazil – feeding off their successful Rio campaign – are finally looking like the seleção of old and when Neymar plays for his country, he appears to mature, disregarding the need to be the main event and happy to make everyone around him better.
Theresa said residential towers that have risen across the city — filled with studio and one-bedroom apartments — catered to the newcomers and disregarded the needs of the poor and working-class families who have lived in the city for generations.
"Mr. Liu's hasty and ill-informed decision completely disregards the needs of thousands of special-education and English Language Learning students, who deserve the best possible teachers we can bring into our system," said Natalie Ravitz, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Education.
In a new letter sent to the organisation Western Sahara Resource Watch, the commission selectively quotes a Swedish lawyer's opinion to contend that economic activities affecting an occupied territory would only be illegal if they disregarded the "needs and interests" of the people under occupation.
