Sentence examples for has increasingly ignored from inspiring English sources

Russia hasn't stormed out of any international associations yet, but it has increasingly ignored the decisions of the European Court on Human Rights and other judicial bodies.

The European Court of Human Rights has regularly ruled against Russia on these grounds, but in the last couple of years Russia has increasingly ignored the court's rulings.

The trial centers on whether street stops in the city have soared because, as the plaintiffs claim, the Police Department has increasingly ignored constitutional limits on its authority to detain people when they investigate behavior that they deem suspicious.

2011 Highlight: As Wen approaches retirement he has increasingly ignored the party line, calling for changes in the "excessive concentration of power" in China.

"Quite frankly, the reason the guidance of GAO is so important at this time is because Congress has increasingly ignored its own duties to oversee the functions of government," Coburn's report says, detailing a shrinking number of oversight activities, especially in the House.

In 1958, having increasingly ignored his first wife and family for politics, he married a fiery and vivacious social worker, Winnie Madikizela.

One cause of this grim trend could be that U.S. policy makers have increasingly ignored the needs of the very poor.

David Reed London The fairly obvious difference of interests between capital and labour (owners/bosses versus workers) has increasingly been ignored by the Labour party.

But to hold the attention of a television audience that has increasingly been ignoring the Grammy show in recent years, performers cranked up the instruments and unleashed their vocals.

While Brazil's constitution guarantees indigenous rights to ancestral land, Arisi said, this is a right that has been increasingly ignored or denied by authorities.

Although there are formal limits on sending them into combat, those have been increasingly ignored in practice: these are women who fight in battles, rather than "cat-fights".