Sentence examples similar to disregarding when from inspiring English sources

Rights for bad guys were a pain, freely disregarded when need be.

But while such laws are applied rigorously to private companies, they are disregarded when it comes to state-owned facilities.

The 32 rupees a day was an estimate and should be disregarded when evaluating the poverty figures.

The finer points of international football etiquette were eagerly disregarded when Scotland and England met at Celtic Park on Tuesday night.

The Government, however, suggests in effect that the novelty of a component law of nature may be disregarded when evaluating the novelty of the whole.

It was shown that the axial flow pattern in the sorbent bed may be disregarded when the dimensionless parameter L>15, assuming that interstitial fluid holdup is negligible.

The first Spanish Republic (1873) enacted some anticlerical laws, but these were repealed or disregarded when the monarchy was restored in 1875.

For the moment, at least, UK applicants aren't being disregarded when applying for Marie Curie and other schemes, emphasizes Leisen, who is a reviewer for integration grants.

"Disability benefits are disregarded when calculating housing benefit entitlement, and where that income is clearly earmarked for care and mobility costs local authorities should disregard it in DHP applications".

One of the first considerations will be setting up a personal injury trust so that the damages will be disregarded when it comes to assessment for current or future entitlement to means-tested state benefits.

The same year he wrote an article for The Washington Post entitled "Pot Is Painted Too Black," Yolles argued that scientific and medical facts were totally disregarded when it came to marijuana laws.