Sentence examples for knowingly ignored from inspiring English sources

Doctors would also be fined if they knowingly ignored requirements.

In effect, they claimed, DfID had knowingly ignored human rights problems in order to keep spending.

Justice Lippman wrote that the Port Authority had knowingly ignored "an extreme and potentially catastrophic vulnerability" in its security.

There is no evidence, however, from which to infer that the directors knowingly ignored their responsibilities, thereby breaching their duty of loyalty.

The Department of Justice said in a statement on Tuesday that F.B.I. agents had found no medical evidence to support reports that the police used excessive force with Mr. Williams or knowingly ignored his medical distress.

JP Morgan has agreed to pay a record $2bn to settle charges that it knowingly ignored evidence that convicted fraudster Bernard Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme was "too good to be true".

Idealizations involve knowingly ignoring variations in properties or excluding particular values for variables, in a variety of different ways, for descriptive and explanatory purposes (Jones 2005; Weisberg 2007).

Certain carriers may choose to knowingly ignore HOS violations made by their drivers, or even encourage their drivers to do so.

This model knowingly ignores the complex biotic interactions and edaphic conditions, but provides a robust assessment of the climate niche, which is valuable for agronomists, crop developers, and regulators seeking to choose agro-ecoregionally appropriate crops while minimizing the risk of invasive species.

Trusting the physician also entailed adherence to ordination and not knowingly ignoring tablets.

Given all the other promotions that are inflicted on movie-goers, we'd have instinctively nodded knowingly and just ignored them, drifting right back into our lingering reveries about Act One.