Sentence examples for neglecting the needs of from inspiring English sources

The league and the union have often been accused by former players of neglecting the needs of retirees.

They say Mr Naidu blundered by thinking only of reforms and of Hyderabad, neglecting the needs of farmers.

Richard Howitt, a Labour MEP who helped negotiate the new fund, accused the government of neglecting the needs of the poor.

Many people warn that neglecting the needs of Muslim prisoners breeds resentment and leaves them open for more radical interpretations of Islam.

Opponents have accused the city of neglecting the needs of car drivers and say the lanes can create dangers for pedestrians.

Yet in neglecting the needs of institutions like the National Museum, Poland risks the further erosion of a cultural heritage that has been ravaged over the last 200 years by wars, foreign occupations and territorial divisions.

Existing work leverages technology to engage, guide and interact with the visitors, neglecting the need of museum staff to understand the response of the visitors.

But the report neglects the needs of people who aren't union members.

K How can you neglect the needs of somebody like this?

The candidates said Hogan has neglected the needs of the Washington suburbs and Baltimore area, the state's two principal Democratic strongholds.

Given investments made in the humanitarian system it's fair to ask why operations continue to neglect the needs of large proportions of the population.