We cannot disregard the reasons given by the Kansas Supreme Court for the Rules in question.
Cf. (Lewis 1978, p. 44, n.13) Disregarding the distinction between reasons to believe and actual belief, we follow (Vanderschraaf 1998) to give the details of a formal account of Lewis's definition here, and show that Lewis' analysis does result in the common knowledge hierarchy following from a finite set of axioms.
Disregarding the glitazones for reasons not detailed here, we concentrate on metformin to collect arguments for a pilot trial adding this "antidiabetic" as an "anti-inflammatory" agent to the low-dose, weekly methotrexate regimen.
Moreover, this may be the reason for disregarding the hypergeometric distribution as the proper base of the calculations.
In one internal e-mail message, the Congressional investigation found that a company statistician stated that "there is no statistical reason for disregarding the findings" of Dr. Nissen's study.
There are moral reasons for disregarding the law, and I believe the Obama administration should intervene in Syria.
Disregarding the type-token distinction.
Thus, one can use the moral sense unerringly, or relatively so, if one disregards the intrusions of reason and assumes that all of one's actions are under the scrutiny of cynosures i.e., there will be no temptation to act from the pressure of peers.
To answer this, let's disregard the rhyme and reason behind the choice and focus solely on the science.
This permission, called "exclusionary," is based on a second-order reason and allows the agent to disregard the balance of first order reasons for action.
But is this enough reason to disregard the very idea of role models?
