Sentence examples for he has disregarded from inspiring English sources

In deciding to send an additional 20,000 troops to Iraq, he has disregarded the recommendations from his father's crew - the Iraq Study Group led by James Baker.

They describe him as increasingly isolated and say he has disregarded the advice of his chief financial advisers, many of whom led Indonesia to its remarkably fast growth over the last decade.

The news now is filled, not with the wisdom or capability of the soon-to-be leader of this country, but rather of the litany of norms he has disregarded.

Any permit holder who ignores a ban will, likewise, face a minor misdemeanor, so long as it is the first time he or she has disregarded the policy.

Any permit holder who ignores a ban will, likewise, face a minor misdemeanour, so long as it is the first time he or she has disregarded the policy.

But he said Mr. Paulson told him he had disregarded the advice because the "crisis" required action.

Then he told them how for a long time he had disregarded Hemingway but in recent years come to admire him greatly.

When Mohamed Lamin, a health surveillance officer, arrived in late May after the unexplained deaths, they told him that she and her husband died because he had disregarded her warning to never open a blue painted trunk that contained her belongings.

They said that they'd lost contact with Zimmerman, and that he had disregarded their advice by speaking with cable news pundit Sean Hannity and reaching out directly to Corey's office.

The determination said he had "disregard for the scope of his practice and the potential risks to patients".

There are more laws protecting civil servants now than 136 years ago, but this president has disregarded laws he doesn't like and norms he can't understand.