Sentence examples for ignoring guidelines from inspiring English sources

Both Gala and Mecca deny they are ignoring guidelines issued by the Gambling Commission on multiple licences.

Many doctors are performing unnecessary Pap smears, ignoring guidelines issued by major medical organizations and adding to health care costs, a survey of physicians has found.

In the chaos, firefighters transmitted emergency messages before previous ones were properly handled, ignoring guidelines that state that maydays are supposed to prompt communications only between a commander and a firefighter in trouble.

Dr Mike Loosemore, a leading sport medicine consultant based at University College Hospital in London, says the NHS is "ignoring" guidelines to promote physical activity, set out by the official advisory body NICE.

Ms Cooper said Mrs Andrade was "let down by the criminal justice system whose job it was to help and protect her" and accused Surrey Police of ignoring guidelines and failing to offer Mrs Andrade counselling before the trial was over.

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Tallulah substituted personality for technique and eccentricity for effort, wasting her abundant talent — the predictable result of ignored guidelines and indulged sense of privilege.

Confidential papers shown to the Guardian by a whistleblower detail how, in 2012, one of the world's biggest gold refineries ignored guidelines designed to stop the trade in so-called conflict gold.

The statement was the latest salvo in a tense diplomatic standoff since the Irish government released a report in July accusing the Vatican of encouraging bishops to ignore guidelines requiring them to report abuse cases to civil authorities.

He refused to talk and the man leading the inquiry, Det Supt Steve Fulcher, ignored guidelines laid down in law governing how a suspect should be treated, because he believed there was a chance to find O'Callaghan alive if he did so.

Using undercover reporters, the British newspaper The Sunday Times reported that it found agents and officials representing 54 countries who ignored guidelines surrounding the sale of tickets to Olympic events, with some offering to sell tickets for up to 10 times their value and on black markets.