Sentence examples for system has been ignored from inspiring English sources

The party may have worsened the epidemic by covering it up; it may have trouble fighting the disease because the health system has been ignored in favor of roads, high-speed trains and monuments to Communist glory, like Beijing's French-designed opera house.

The transition to a predominantly private system has been ignored by the government which still, as evidenced by its health strategy statements, acts as if the public sector is the main player [ 19].

In other words, if a protein with TC numbers 1.A.2.1.X (where X stands for any TC transport system) has been ignored in the first iteration because of the presence of a nonhomologous subunit with the same first four TC numbers, it will be picked up by the second iteration.

For the most part, however, their pleas to improve the system have been ignored, mired in political and regional disputes, or caught up in debates about regulating private industry.

The code was made into a political issue by those wishing to preserve the old feudalism, who charged that the old customs, particularly the patriarchal family system, had been ignored in the individualistic code of Boissonade.

In 2010, I met with members of the civil grand jury who felt that their calls to reform the pension system had been ignored by elected officials.

At Dartmouth College, where fraternities rule supreme, decades of pleas to reimagine campus life without a gender-segregated social system have been ignored.

After disclosing that the system had been ignoring violations because the electronic data-reading equipment was malfunctioning on 290 of the 320 booths on the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway, the department said it had begun repairs scheduled to be finished in March.

Even the passage of a state law that authorized the board to change this system unilaterally has been ignored.

"There's been a whole aspect of the nervous system that has been ignored in Down syndrome, and perhaps in other neurological disorders" said Kuruvilla, co-author of the Nature Communications paper who runs the lab where the research was conducted.

Yet again, the intrinsic knowledge the system has about itself has been ignored.