Sentence examples for grant disregarded from inspiring English sources

Grant disregarded the opinion of Attorney General Ebenezer R. Hoar over the McGarrahan mining claim patents.

Dalton took the fixed proportions for granted, disregarding the contemporary controversy between French chemists Joseph-Louis Proust and Claude-Louis Berthollet over that very proposition.

Simon believes adopting this view can benefit us because the tendency to take life for granted and disregard its innate intelligence is detrimental.

It is not too late for the government to grant a disregard for all those gay men convicted under the dreadful (legislation).

Having our community partner participate in the analysis helped identify and prioritise themes and recommendations that may have otherwise been disregarded or taken for granted.

A Texas inmate whose rape conviction attracted national attention in 1998 after the state's highest criminal court disregarded DNA evidence and refused to grant him a new trial is now receiving a recommendation that he be pardoned.

Necker disregarded the notables' judgment, and convinced Louis XVI to grant the extra representation – Louis duly obliged on 27 December.

In May 1791 the French revolutionary government granted citizenship to the wealthier affranchis, but Haiti's European population disregarded the law.

Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis made headlines this summer when she disregarded the Supreme Court's decision on marriage equality and refused to grant marriage licenses to same-sex couples on religious grounds. .

All of these activities can be viewed as benefiting the postdoc in some way, such as gaining experience in teaching or grant writing, but the benefits to institutions and their faculty contributed by postdocs cannot be disregarded.

This Court granted certiorari and reversed on the merits, acting on the assumption that a federal right had been disregarded, 326 U.S. 271, 66 S.Ct.