Sentence examples for ignored a requirement from inspiring English sources

Bolton traveled overseas widely during his tenure but often ignored a requirement that he seek "country clearance" from the U.S. Embassy involved, the officials said.

The unions are claiming that the department ignored a requirement to set higher wage rates each year for these workers, a requirement intended to prevent their wages from undercutting those of farm workers living in the United States.

Enthusiasm for the supermarket has been so unbridled that many officials, from the City Council to the local community boards, have openly ignored a requirement imposed in 1995 that Pathmark set aside $400,000 to help small businesses cope with their big new competitor.

Gun owners are contemplating civil disobedience, vowing to ignore a requirement to register firearms they own that are now classified as assault weapons.

Then there was this from the AP, coincidentally released this week: "School buses are safe enough without seat belts and students in many cases ignore a requirement to wear them, according to a study in Alabama released Monday that found the straps would save the life of about one child every eight years".

The problem she faced was that building owners have routinely ignored a city requirement that they submit information on how much money they make by renting out their buildings, figures that the assessors are supposed to use in calculating how much the property is worth.

There was evidence, too, that in counties across the country, officials had ignored a legal requirement that translated ballots be furnished to citizens still learning English.

They say they are simply enforcing regulations that have been on the books for years but have often been ignored, including a requirement that stations get permission before they broadcast live.

Many researchers are ignoring a 2005 requirement that they register proposed clinical trials in a government database as a condition for publishing their results in medical journals.

Although she used to sit on a judicial watchdog body, she denounced it for ignoring a constitutional requirement that all judges be subjected to reassessment in 2010.

The Times reported Monday that just months after approving the terminal expansion and a suite of pollution-reduction measures, top port officials began issuing waivers in 2009 that gave China Shipping permission to ignore a major requirement: Ships must plug into electricity while in port to reduce harmful diesel emissions.