Sentence examples for hand disregarded from inspiring English sources

The younger Bush, on the other hand, disregarded warnings that he was risking his popularity by campaigning intensely for candidates who might lose in last week's election.

Inference on subpopulations is challenging because different types of risks need to be accounted for: On the one hand, disregarding a relevant subpopulation one may miss a treatment option due to a dilution of the treatment effect in the full population.

Wells Fargo "took the law into its own hands" and disregarded laws banning perjury, Judge Margaret A. Mahoney declared.

It is a move that Livius soon regrets: Commodus rules Rome with an iron hand, completely disregarding the well-being of the people and single-handedly reducing the grandeur of the Roman Empire.

On the other hand, to disregard increased productivity gains means ignoring increased societal welfare, which is the fundamental core of welfare economics.

On the one hand, by disregarding a relevant subpopulation a treatment option may be missed due to a dilution of the treatment effect in the full population.

A maroon four-door Opel disregarded hand signals and warning shots and accelerated, the log says.

They will also be disregarded in a hand recount.

When Ali suggested that soldiers buy up locals' rocket-propelled grenade launchers so that they would not fall into the hands of insurgents, he was disregarded.

Selma Ruben, 76, said she was told by a poll worker, "Don't get confused by the ballot -- follow the arrow from the left-hand side and disregard what's on the right".

When a copy of the plan fell into Soviet hands, Soviet commander Mikhail Tukhachevsky thought it a ruse and disregarded it.