Sentence examples for formally ignored from inspiring English sources

It addresses the logistical and policy implications recent discoveries of well preserved archaeological and environmental data from formally ignored environments beneath the sea and under the often protective land-fill of modern urban landscapes.

The event isn't officially sanctioned by the park police (Belle Island is legally a park), however, as the Cutthroats provide trash cans for waste and beatings for those who litter, the booze at the event has been formally ignored by authorities thus far.

This can be tested formally (ignoring uncertainty of estimates in the derivation dataset) by running a Cox regression on the covariates x in the validation dataset, 'offsetting' the original PI evaluated in the validation dataset.

It was in this period that the centralization of authority in the hands of the emperor was completed; the "dual control" established by Augustus, which had been unreal enough in the 1st century, was now, though not formally abolished, systematically ignored in practice.

His government voiced tepid approval of the Geneva plan, but as with Mr Annan's previous plan, which it formally accepted but largely ignored in practice, suggested that its opponents should first drop their weapons.This is not going to happen.

Scandals shed light on organisational practices that used to be formally condemned yet commonly ignored, such as cooking the books (such as Parmalat) or struggling with research (such as Theranos).

Clones also complain the BSC has not followed proper protocol, however, claiming the board ignored Cloyne's formally submitted referendum to delay a vote on the house's future by thirty days to allow for more discussion.

At the Federal Bureau of Prisons -- which, due to its size and the direct interactions employees have with inmates, typically is subject to the most complaints -- employee misconduct is frequently ignored and never formally reported.

(In authoritarian countries, civil liberties are often formally guaranteed in a constitution but ignored in practice).

Due to the newly added chapter of "information disclosure and public participation" in the new Environment Protection Law, the "society," who had been ignored or suppressed previously, formally gained the subject legitimacy.

Sovereignty, usually ignored by settler states though rarely formally ceded, does not dilute innate indigeneity.