We feel more ignored, and more devalued than ever!" They wondered why McCrory didn't raise their base salaries to the same as the national average.
The passage more honored in the breach than the observance, from "Hamlet," refers to a custom that is more honorably ignored than followed — not one that is more often ignored.
She also hopes to fund a team working with the ministry of interior to improve enforcement of the landmark elimination of violence against women legislation passed several years ago but more often ignored than deployed.
Statutes can be more easily ignored than constitutional amendments, he said, and even some amendments to state constitutions aren't comprehensive enough.
The difference between a thematic program or festival and an "ordinary" concert is that an explicit field of interpretation is being proposed, and we can no more ignore it than we can follow the friendly alchemist's sure-fire recipe for turning lead into gold.
As your president, I can no more ignore these acts than I can ignore attacks by foreign terrorists on the security of our nation.
There's still no substitute for in-depth policy research -- and there never will be -- but think tanks can no more ignore new technologies than they can neglect lobbying, seminars and report writing.
"In the 1990's," he adds, "a C.E.O. would no more ignore his stock price than he would his cholesterol".
A color line persists, more often politely ignored than confronted directly.
