Sentence examples for had disregarded from inspiring English sources

It was obvious Lucas had disregarded the master's advice.

By then, Manuel had disregarded the pitch count.

Many argued that the network had disregarded the sentiments of the residents.

Mr Pillar told his dinner companions that the White House had disregarded the warnings.

The same coach who had disregarded him asked whether he wanted a speedskating instructor.

He said there had been intelligence that the delegation was under threat, but the officials had disregarded the warning.

But Roe Wilson, Harris County assistant district attorney, contended that the judges had disregarded Dr. Denkowski's findings.

But he said that the contractors had "disregarded" the permit's guidelines and that smoke had affected residential areas.

In 1935, the Nazis found a great many "reasonable" measures once they had disregarded the rights of Jews.

It set off intense anger among many voters, who charged that the mayor had disregarded their will.

Eventually, MARD sent an official letter to the Prime Minister and newspapers stating the hydropower plant had 'disregarded the Prime Minister's order [Decision 380].