Sentence examples for further disregard from inspiring English sources

The alternative is to state administration positions that would validate Infowars-level falsities and demonstrate further disregard for truth.

Now before I further disregard anything that Desmond Morris has said in his lifetime of groundbreaking work (since he is a highly regarded anthropologist with a show on public television and whatnot), I must admit that there is some broad basis for his Bloodhound Gang "Bad Touch" philosophy.

"I think that as a country we can play a critical role in shining a bright light on serious abuses such as these," writes Schakowsky, who would like the State Department to "make it clear to the government in Honduras that there will be consequences for further disregard of fundamental human rights".

In the process, the Great War was still further disregarded by implicit contrast.

Hereby, he further disregarded this restructuring's obviously forced nature resulting out of the shift in power relations in favour of the United States, whereby he overestimated the role of ideology vis-à-vis the historically determined differences between the existing socio-cultural communities and their natural struggle to preserve their respective unique cultures.

The higher level sanction is the loss of the standard allowance of 91 days for a first failure, 182 days for a second higher level sanction within a year, and 1,095 days (three years) for another failure within a further year (disregarding "pre-claim" failures).

"This memo takes further action to disregard tribal interests and the impacts of yesterday's memorandums are not limited to the Standing Rock Sioux tribe.

This just further demonstrated her disregard for patient privacy.

The further decimation and disregard of minority communities keeps with the overall tenor of the Trump administration.

"This action further demonstrates your disregard for the privacy rights of students and suggest you are more concerned with public online support than the interests of the students," reads the letter.

The plan in the west further envisaged a disregard for the neutrality of Luxembourg and Belgium and an overwhelming sweep of the powerful German right wing southwest through Belgium and Northern France.