Sentence examples for disregards the needs from inspiring English sources

"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.

This finding challenges the perception – sometimes seen in the medical press – that sessional clinical practice is a personal indulgence that disregards the needs of the community [ 15].

But, in this area, I believe that what makes life hard to tolerate is this civilization of enlightenment, cold, hard enlightenment that disregards the needs of human warmth, needs that are satisfied by a sense of family, by religious faith and by the greatly underrated sentiment of patriotism.

The Labour party under this leadership has become intolerant of dissent, insouciant of the role of opposition, utterly disrespectful of elected Labour parliamentarians and councillors and completely disregards the need to win power across the country.

"The approach used to set the price for the renewal of mobile spectrum is driven solely by short-term revenue gains and disregards the need for Greece to create a positive investment climate," Nassos Zarkalis, the chief executive of Wind, the No. 3 operator, said after the government set the auction's terms in late July.

In being devoid of house music's glamour and self-conscious artifice, Dis-house presents a domesticity that disregards the need to exist in a space beyond the 9-5: the space in which "the other" can find release.

Areeb Ullah, a Tottenham resident, said looters had disregarded the needs of the area and local people.

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.

According to these texts, the Disciples wish to attain Nirvana for themselves alone, so that they disregard the needs of others.

But I'll tell you what I can't support, and that's disregarding the needs of the people who live in a community".

"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".