Sentence examples for if it ignored from inspiring English sources

Given the wobbly nature of Flowers' accounts, the select committee could be forgiven if it ignored his latest recollection altogether.

Robin Webster wrote in Carbon Brief yesterday that the government could face legal challenges if it ignored the advice of the CCC.

The question is whether the executive branch, in issuing this demand, acted according to general legal rules already in place, or if it ignored established procedure and simply exercised power without prior authorisation in a manner unconstrained by known rules.

Greece's program was built out of such policy details; Varoufakis felt that the ideas were often "anti-growth rubbish," and that the process was pointless if it ignored economic fundamentals in a way that could only prolong a five-year dynamic of "extend and pretend".

We would know the N.C.A.A. was serious if it ignored the billion dollar television contracts of commissioners like Slive and Delany and barred wayward teams from TV. (Many worry that Emmert's hesitation to take on the power brokers stems from the N.C.A.A.'s deep-rooted fear that if it exerts too much control, the major conferences will break away).

While insisting that it was a matter for parliament to decide how to implement the "flexible" terms of the judgement which would allow the UK to give rights to certain prisoners but not others, Mr Grieve said that it could face sanctions from the European Court if it ignored the decision.

If it ignores or rejects the claim, it will appear to be whitewashing its responsibility.

He said: "No peace is sustainable if it ignores the needs of half that country".

If it ignores the report, the sport isn't answering the turmoil".

Only if it ignores the message of the protests could the Turkish spring label become self-fulfilling.

But our response to today's opioid crisis cannot be effective if it ignores the socioeconomic aspects of the problem.