Sentence examples for party disregarded from inspiring English sources

Senate President Renan Calheiros, a leader of Temer's PMDB party, disregarded Maranhao's annulment decision and said the Senate would press ahead with Wednesday's vote.

Since the arrest, Mohamed has demanded a written apology and $15 million in compensation from the city of Irving and its school district, stating that both parties disregarded his rights and damaged his family's reputation.

The emphasis here is on a specific negotiation among certain parties, disregarding the outcome at industry level.

Its Sri Lanka expert, Yolanda Foster, gave warning that, "in a war with no witnesses, it is the civilians who pay the price for both parties' disregard for international humanitarian law".

Known as the "winner-take-all" rule, this manner of awarding electoral votes (used by 48 of the 50 states) means that candidates from both parties can disregard those states where they are comfortably ahead or hopelessly behind.

Presidents of both parties have largely disregarded it.

Some of this, as Mr. Lichtman alludes to, is because his formula is based on predicting the vote share received by the incumbent party's candidate (disregarding votes for third-party candidates) whereas mine is based on the margin separating the Democratic and Republican candidates (but not removing third-party candidates from the denominator).

On other occasions, notably over secret courts, Nick Clegg disregarded his party's instincts, and fell weakly into line.

The president, whoever he is, will frequently disregard party principles.

Clinton ended up winning the New York contest, but Sanders supporters were disturbed by what they saw as an effort by the party establishment to disregard the will of voters.

Some 60% of those who usually vote for his party are reckoned to have disregarded his advice and voted no.