Sentence examples for only disregarded from inspiring English sources
The layout insisted upon by the park not only disregarded important cultural traditions, it created problems with hygiene, contributed to the spread of disease.
They said Cardinal Egan had not only disregarded the personnel board in recent years, but had also failed to provide any guidance on how to handle the transition for those priests and congregations affected by the transfers.
The Montreal-based International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers Associationn said Monday that by bringing in the military to oversee the system and force controllers back to work, "the Spanish authorities have not only disregarded all international conventions, they have also disregarded accepted safe standards and recommended practices".
On Thursday the court not only disregarded the actions of the Governor, but also more than two-thirds of the state Senate.
Such removals not only disregarded the civil rights of the aliens and broke apart families, but also led to dozens of deaths of individuals abandoned by U.S. agents in the Mexican desert.
If there is no lasting power of attorney, the closest relative must be consulted and his or her views only disregarded for a very good reason, such as if they do not seem to be in the patient's best interest or are impossible.
Such a view would not only disregard the historic meaning of 'due process'.
If you plan to use your unit as a Cell Phone only, disregard this paragraph.
For Diogenes the simple life meant not only disregard of luxury but also disregard of laws and customs of organized, and therefore "conventional," communities.
Trusting on scale separation, the correlation of filtered parameters has been performed to meso-scale filtered data only, disregarding any macro-scale effects.
Beginning with CT or MRI scans, implants can be customised designed for a named patient and optimised for shape and mechanical requirements using digital data only, disregarding all physical models except for the final implant.
