Sentence examples for generation regardless from inspiring English sources

She and others of her generation, regardless of nationality or ethnicity, should be known as the "peace babies".

In a public company, you were paid each year according (more or less) to your profits or fee generation, regardless of the outcome, down the road, of the deals you did or the loans you made or the assets you took on.

But I feel like with Antony and Rufus - aside from the fact that they are homos - people will look back one day, at this time and at the music they are making, and realise that they are complete voices of this generation, regardless of their sexuality.

Even so, Art Angels doesn't need all-female production to qualify as one of the most innovative and interesting records of the decade so far: it looks as though Grimes will be among the most brilliant musicians of her generation regardless.

1) Scenario 1: The AS of power systems required is still provided by thermal generation, regardless of IDRR.

This means that communities can reject any form of the energy generation regardless of the type of technology (fossil fuel or renewable), if they are directly affected.

"Their message of hatred and division is both unwelcome and irrelevant in a city that has campaigned and championed the rights of all its people for generations – regardless of race, religion, disability and sexual orientation," said Gillard.

I was aware that Smoky was a continuous Christmas gift to several generations regardless of the season.

This story therefore serves to instill in Japanese youngsters a sense of respect for their elders, who selflessly care for the rising generations regardless of their own treatment or circumstances.

The Campaign's mission to increase college going and completion rates is driven by a strong belief that California's future economic success depends on our ability to produce the best educated workforce in the nation and that our diverse population of young adults deserve the same opportunity provided to previous generations – regardless of race or socio-economic status.

In a country with 70percentt of its population under the age of 30, how can men in their sixties and seventies, let alone a former Prime Minister under Mubarak be expected to lead the younger generations, regardless of their political affiliation?