Sentence examples for ideas regardless from inspiring English sources
Boaden added: "What we're proposing is to create a more competitive radio production market in which the BBC commissions the best ideas, regardless of where they come from.
When they take off their clothes, the cliché seems to admit a poverty of ideas, regardless of whether the setting is a gallery or a theater.
Tenure, college officials said, "gives scholars the liberty to advance ideas, regardless of their political impact, so that their work may be openly debated and play a critical role in shaping knowledge in the scholar's academic field".
There's an opportunity here for the BBC to bite the bullet and go that vital stage further to introduce a genuine commissioning meritocracy that takes the best programme ideas, regardless of where they come from.
BBC trustee Anthony Fry said: "We have found that after six years of the WoCC, the principle of choosing the best ideas regardless of source is firmly embedded in the BBC's commissioning culture.
Artists everywhere have listened more closely to their hearts because of Ornette Coleman, and taken courage from his example to try to pursue the freshest, most honest and uncliched ideas, regardless of establishment suspicion or economic pressures.
Taking this mindset and applying it to the new school year could isn't a bad idea – regardless of whether your changing job role or school.
But Mr. Chang, the 33-year-old chef and owner of the Momofuku Restaurant Group, thought becoming a television star was a terrible idea, regardless of the potential payoff.
"Legislation executed without hearings and written by only one side is always a bad idea, regardless of who does it," he writes.
"There could be members of Congress who think these things are a good idea regardless of what Secretary Carson says at an event one day," she said.
"I think that a good idea is a good idea, regardless of where it comes from," said Talbott Crowell, 35, a consultant at Third Millennium in Lexington, Mass., and a Mono programmer.
