He told voters about his position five months before the primary, ignoring advisers' pleas to wait until he had secured the GOP nomination. "If they want me with my convictions to represent them, that's wonderful.
There was also a more general belief that, after Obama won the 2004 United States Senate primary, he ignored his South Side base.
We also ran sensitivity analyses that excluded time periods when participants were admitted to hospital in the short term (less than 30 days) for reasons other than the study endpoints, which our primary analysis ignored.
"Our read of political history, in a statewide primary, you ignore upstate New York at your peril".
In "The Wrong Way to Fix the Primaries," (Op-Ed, Jan . 25, Paul Simon wisely suggests that the traditional scheduling of primaries favors not only the less populous states but also moneyed interests who bet heavily on candidates in the early primary states, ignoring the "dark horse" contenders who are eliminated far too early.
Between 2002 and 2006, primary schools largely ignored Baroness Morris's plea for primary languages as they struggled to meet the government's increasingly tough targets for literacy.
A system of universal healthcare also has the advantage that it can focus on vitally needed – but often ignored – primary medical attention, and on relatively inexpensive outpatient care when a disease receives early attention.
But McMahon, who spent more than $20 million of her own money on the primary race, largely ignored his re-entry.
The term constant is even more misleading for the secondary constants as they all usually vary quite strongly with frequency, even if the frequency dependence of the primary constants is ignored.
As the New York Times and New Yorker have reported, the Department's leadership never organized or supported strike-force teams of bank regulators, F.B.I. agents, and federal prosecutors for each of the potential primary defendants and ignored past lessons about how to crack financial fraud.
