It found that in football generally, the rules governing agents' conduct were observed "somewhat casually", "frequently disregarded" and that "Birmingham City FC was by no means the only club whose respect for the rules was less than strict".
It is somewhat marred, however, by a disregard of internal affairs and by excessive Prussianism.
This action corrected a deficiency in the mental health sciences, which up until then, and even somewhat since, has shown a curious disregard for disorders of anger, hostility, aggression and other antisocial behavior.
The administration understands that, based on a history of exemptions and disregard, we are, at the very least, somewhat skeptical.
Their assessment differs somewhat from news accounts and news releases focused on disregarded warnings.
That is, the MS algorithm is somewhat biased towards favoring the cellular mode, since it disregards the potential hop gain of the D2D mode.
Even in comfortable circumstances, he lived hard; his disregard for his body probably shortened his life somewhat; and in art he took tremendous risks — and usually they paid off.
The sound of babies crying on airplanes is an irritating (and somewhat unavoidable) aspect of air travel, but most of us manage to disregard the unintentionally disruptive sobs.
"The Chechen presence might be somewhat exaggerated to incite fear, as pro-Moscow Chechen groups have a notorious reputation for their disregard of law and grave human rights violations," Sokirianskaia said.
The evidence he presents, at times in a somewhat rambling and repetitive way, is familiar enough, ranging from falling vocations and empty churches to growing public disregard of official church positions on contraception, abortion, divorce and homosexuality.
In the clauses (a) and (b) of both the above extracts, prominent propositions contained in sections 1 and 2, respectively, are (somewhat roughly) condensed, everything said in the section by way of proof, modification, illustration, or application being disregarded.
