Sentence examples for is systematically ignored from inspiring English sources

This third aspect is systematically ignored in most current commentaries.

But when the African Union - which knows a little more about African affairs than some American diplomats - tries to advise the court, it is systematically ignored.

Conditions in the shantytowns have been systematically ignored for decades.

This wisdom is known by every American parent but has been systematically ignored in economic deregulation.

Their rights to adequate housing and to non-discrimination have been systematically ignored.

Veteran controllers are expressing their concerns and are being systematically ignored and devalued.

What about those displaced people who are systematically ignored, marginalized and unheard?

Since March 2009, when the last notice to the ministry of defence was submitted, we have been systematically ignored.

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Could it be that, for some strange reason, marginalised women's experiences with intersectionality and its usefulness are systematically ignored and discredited?

The charter, signed by King John, was systematically ignored as soon as it was signed and was annulled in the same year by Pope Innocent III on request of the monarch.