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But state prisons have been ignored under Mr. Calderón's effort to fight drug-trafficking organizations.

"We live in a society in which women's rights, the human rights of very young girls, are ignored under this law," one legislator, Elaheh Koulai, said.

Justice Alito wrote that the majority had failed to explain how age is different from other personal characteristics that are ignored under the usual analysis, like intelligence and education.

When more than two-thirds of the states are ignored under the current system, the Founders would expect states to execute the state-right to strengthen the voice of their citizens and their states when electing the President.

Any progress toward data-driven and evidence-informed policymaking that had been underway in the Obama administration is likely to be systematically rolled back – or at least ignored – under President Trump.

That meant no new generation capacity was built even as the economy expanded at a nice pace and an entire segment of the population, ignored under apartheid, was quickly connected to the grid.

Either no one does the due diligence required to adequately prepare for the meeting or the due diligence that is done (i.e. research, articles, surveys) is ignored, under-valued, or ridiculed.

The disease is most common and one of the leading chronic conditions in children less than 18 years of age; it is frequently ignored, under-diagnosed, misdiagnosed or mistreated [ 2, 3].

This will require careful scrutiny of thousands of individual development proposals that the Corps could ignore under the old rules.

For example, as a laptop the screen stays straight up and there is a small central Windows button that you can either press or ignore under the screen bezel.

It's not something we ignore under current law," said John Murphy, executive director of the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association.