Sentence examples for passing regard from inspiring English sources
If the organizers of the X Games -- the alternative festival of extreme sports for youthful enthusiasts with but a passing regard for life and limb -- were ever to feature an offshore sailing component, they would be hard pressed to dream up anything more radical than the Mini Transat.
The campaign failed, but the government accepted Browder's argument and new law was passed regarding rights issues.
A new law in Italy has just been passed regarding the wearing of muzzles in all public places.
Any new law passed regarding this topic has the potential for a drastic and severe impact on the on demand economy.
On April 1, 2015, the 11th conference of the Central Leading Group for Comprehensively Deepening Reforms viewed and passed "Regarding the opinion for pushing forward the registration reform for the case filing system in the people's court".
Roberts said any decision would be up to the Senate, since no law had been passed regarding the constitutional language.
Little comment is passed regarding the number of included participants who are on a substance misuse stabilization program in the controlled trials that so many of the cost-effectiveness studies are extrapolated from.
Because of the First Amendment bar on the establishment of any religion, American judges have to steer clear of anything that could imply passing judgement regarding the "truth-claims" of a particular faith or the interpretation of that faith.
"Brad's passing comment regarding needles in the 2012 book referred to the historic and illegal practice of intravenous injections of performance-enhancing substances, which was the subject of a law change by [world cycling's governing body] the UCI in 2011.
The Colorado legislature has been criticized for not passing legislation regarding marijuana impairment and driving.
In 2012 the Scottish Parliament made a significant step in this regard, passing legislation introducing a minimum unit price (MUP) for alcohol sales (Forsyth et al., 2014).
