Sentence examples for repeated disregard from inspiring English sources

"Americans will not tolerate his blatant and repeated disregard for Congressional ethics rules," said Chellie Pingree, the group's president.

We all understand Gaddafi's repeated disregard of previous ceasefires, his continuing use of brutal repression, and the very real difficulties that would be involved in trying to translate any "freezing" of the present situation on the ground into a durable self-enforcing stability.

Although the law in many countries prohibits interviewers from asking candidates about their marital status, many go ahead and ask anyway according to Sher, who was shocked by the repeated disregard for the law in interviews.

"This is massive, intentional and repeated disregard for the law.

In the months since, he has shown repeated sympathy for authoritarians and their tactics, acted in ways that seem downright kleptocratic to many, and shown a repeated disregard for human rights activism.

(8) the repeated disregard for constituents' wishes or well-being in addition to the enabling of authoritarian (potentially treasonous) methods by this President on the watch of GOP leaders such as Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell, and Jason Chaffetz – all of whom receive millions from PACs.

"His repeated violations and disregard of the rules of racing has eroded confidence in the betting public and caused an embarrassment throughout the industry".

Time and again, boys could not resist handling a gun, disregarding repeated warnings by adults and, sometimes, their own sense that they were doing something wrong.

Reporters Michael Luo and Mike McIntire described boys as having a "magnetic attraction of firearms", and added this: Time and again, boys could not resist handling a gun, disregarding repeated warnings by adults and, sometimes, their own sense that they were doing something wrong.

In January, a U.S. destroyer fired three warning shots at four Iranian fast-attack boats near the Strait after they closed in at high speed and disregarded repeated requests to slow down.

On 18 June, having disregarded the repeated explicit decisions of the government, Brockdorff-Rantzau declared that Article 231 would have Germany accept full responsibility for the war by force.