Sentence examples for ignored community from inspiring English sources

"She represents a huge pocket of women who have been the ignored community for so long".

Ms. Sadik-Khan also gave a spirited, sardonic defense of the Prospect Park West bicycle lane, installed last summer in a wealthy neighborhood in Brooklyn and now the subject of an unusual court challenge brought by residents who say the Transportation Department ignored community concerns and misrepresented data on traffic safety.

But members of the Sunnyside Chamber of Commerce and the local community board were hardly thrilled by the announcement, which was made last Monday, claiming that Mayor Bloomberg and the Department of Transportation had ignored community concerns expressed two weeks earlier at a public meeting.

Still, Lawler said he was concerned the tree could be a "lost cause" and noted that Voskanian had previously ignored community concerns when he demolished the oldest home in Montrose in 2008.

It's a fairly profound set of implications in light of how technologies like the Internet and enterprise cloud technology succeeded and scaled because they avoided hardware and ignored community until they were already established.

What we weren't certain of was whether Governor Brown would keep his promise to support the bill and sign it "forthwith". Since the TRUST Act was originally introduced, Governor Brown has ignored community organizations and people actually affected by whether the TRUST Act passes or not.

The end goal is for teams playing at station pitches to form a league where players use the train system to travel around the city for games – opening up low-cost organized soccer to previously ignored communities.

"To ignore community events like this is not in the best interest of BART," he said.

"Leeds Girls High School will now have to go back to the drawing board in the knowledge that they cannot ignore community concerns again".

The Indianapolis Public School (IPS) board voted last fall to close them after six months of raucous meetings where community members accused the board and superintendent of ignoring community concerns.

"Unsurprisingly, these meetings ignore community safety issues and instead focus on watering down the [national firearms agreement], importing more guns, increasing children's access to weapons and removing limits on firearms ownership," it said.