Sentence examples for easily disregarded from inspiring English sources

The Court concludes that the patient assessment standards prescribed by the State may be easily disregarded.

And once the referendum was in play, light-touch regulation allowed campaign spending limits to be easily disregarded.

But the royalty factor cannot be easily disregarded, if the past is any guide, Burke's officials say.

It can be easily disregarded as unimportant, not least because of pressure on politicians to provide family housing in the current supply-poor market.

We exclude the fruits of unreasonable searches on the theory that without a strong deterrent, the constraints of the Fourth Amendment might be too easily disregarded by law enforcement.

A world where trust was a value that was honored, not a quality easily disregarded.

He had no interest in me, for I presented no challenge: he could speak Slovenian to me and he could easily disregard any of my demands.

Re-imagining the prison system with the private sector is problematic and it's a liability that we shouldn't easily disregard.

The obvious benefit is that the problem will be resolved amicably, but the disadvantage is that they're not legally binding so creditors can easily disregard them at a later date and demand the debt is paid in full.

The US NCP, based in the state department, strongly recommended that Nissan do a corporate-wide labour rights review – not something a company can easily disregard, especially now that President Obama has announced a national action plan on responsible business conduct, building on the UN guiding principles and the OECD guidelines.

In the original draft, the FSP said practitioners could presume current trades are in fact "distressed", giving them the ability to easily disregard them as not comparable and to look directly to Level 3 inputs.