Sentence examples for systematic disregard from inspiring English sources
I do not advocate the systematic disregard of local or national differences.
The systematic disregard of potentially lifesaving recommendations demonstrates a lamentable complacency at all levels of the prison and health service.
A freedom of information request by the New York Post has revealed thousands of hygiene violations by street vendors across the city, from the use of mystery meats to systematic disregard for hand soap.
Running through many of the stories we gathered is a feeling of systematic disregard for cyclist safety and comfort – on the part of motorists, traffic engineers, designers and policymakers.
The eurocratic transformation will have taken place through systematic disregard by the EU institutions and its member states of practically all legal and constitutional safeguards put in place to prevent precisely the disaster that has befallen the eurozone now.
Participants of the Near Miss Project claimed to experience several close calls with cars on a single day cycling, and project author Rachel Aldred reports a feeling of "systematic disregard" for cyclist safety and comfort from motorists, traffic engineers, designers and policymakers.
Still, there are potential costs to systematic misperception and disregard of self-interest.
The starving of Syrians into submission should have galvanized all states to take a stand against the systematic and deliberate disregard for human rights and humanitarian laws.
I did this, but in making connections that are, a priori, overlooked by the systematic approach, I disregarded established paradigms and suffered for it through the peer-review process.
The whole of the UN is stained by the UNHRC's ineffectual response to the humanitarian disaster in Syria, its inexcusable disregard of systematic Christian persecution, the membership of serial human rights abusers such as Saudi Arabia and its trifling support for women's rights.
A recent systematic review has shown that disregarding dependency is common in orthopedic publications (Bryant et al. 2006).
