Sentence examples for ignored documents from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Mr. Micalizzi said that the Financial Services Authority had "pursued a misguided and uneven investigation," which ignored documents that exonerated him from wrongdoing.

Mrs. Jafri's petition contends that the investigators, known as the Special Investigation Team, ignored documents that showed the Gujarat chief minister, Narendra Modi of the Bharatiya Janata Party, senior state ministers and Hindu right-wing leaders, were complicit in fueling the riots.

And in order to avoid encountering my own lack of humanity, I ignored documented evidence, thereby consenting to the subjugation of millions.

It is like our own version of the "Autopsy" conducted by Republican National Committee Chair Reince Priebus after the 2012 election -- but compared to that largely ignored document we can hold out hope that more people heed the insights contained below before the 2016 election.

It is all made obvious in an obscure and mostly ignored document that accompanied the new defense budget in early February and that was almost certainly approved with verve by Under Secretary Carter.

In ignoring documents it held which were relevant to its customers' complaints, Clydesdale failed to treat its customers fairly," Philippou said.

According to Mr. Sheehan, the lawsuit contends that JPMorgan ignored "clear, documented suspicions" about Mr. Madoff.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that the Fish and Wildlife Service had not only acted prematurely when it removed the bear from the endangered species list in 2007 but had ignored clearly documented threats to the animal's food supply — in effect putting politics ahead of science.

The Taliban had conveniently ignored the document also, but it was the job of the Qataris to remind them of it and for the Western players involved - the US, Britain and Norway - to make sure the fine print was being adhered to.

In his testimony earlier, Judge Waugh repeatedly voiced misgivings about his own inattention as he described documents ignored, edited or lost as the attorney general sought to avoid a court challenge from the Justice Department.

"Do not ignore this document".