Sentence examples for sufficient regard for from inspiring English sources

Here in New York, there's not sufficient regard for historic ships".

There are concerns the project lacks transparency and is being rushed through without sufficient regard for its impact on society and the environment.

Human rights organizations say the rebels are trying to keep the civilians in the conflict zone for use as human shields, and that heavy artillery shelling from government forces was being conducted without sufficient regard for civilian safety.

Some human rights groups say that the rebels are using civilians in the conflict zone as human shields, and that heavy artillery shelling from government forces is being conducted without sufficient regard for civilian safety.

Predicting a "near perfect storm of problems," the report chastises the Pentagon for focusing primarily on problems within its bases without sufficient regard for the effects of decisions on surrounding areas.

Outlining his approach at the first hearing, Hanger said he would especially focus on "the way in which the government identified, assessed and managed workplace health and safety risks, and whether government had sufficient regard for those risks in developing and implementing the home insulation program".

The EC warned that the delay has meant that potentially damaging activities are being allowed to progress, potentially without sufficient regard to the needs for the protection of the species.

That seems to have escaped the backers of Iridium and ICO Global Communications, two satellite-phone ventures that have landed in bankruptcy court after spending billions of dollars on technology without sufficient regard to who would pay for it.

While still at school, influenced by both, I was uneasy when a majority in a general election was regarded by Stormont as an adequate mandate for the NI government to legislate without sufficient regard to dissident Catholic and nationalist sensitivities.

The corresponding positive hypothesis that possession of a polynomial time decision algorithm should be regarded as sufficient grounds for regarding a problem as feasibly decidable was first put forth by Cobham (1965) and Edmonds (1965a).

Note that being representative and being a collective agent are jointly sufficient for regarding the public's attitudes as the attitudes of the larger population, but that none of these properties alone allows for this interpretation.