Sentence examples for that disregard from inspiring English sources

But many landowners say there are companies that disregard the agreements or refuse to sign one.

Nations that disregard the freedoms of their own people are not likely to care much about maintaining peace with their historic enemies.

To the extent that the Obama campaign is contrasting that disregard with Mitt Romney's professed love for all things American, the campaign has a legitimate point.

He paid lip service to our fundamental constitutional rights, but took actions that disregard the second Amendment and the legislative process.

Under Iowa law, a nonpartisan arm of the legislature draws the maps, using computer programs to create compact and contiguous districts that disregard partisanship and incumbency.

The two hallmarks of the Bush administration's domestic agenda so far have been tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans and oil-friendly energy policies that disregard environmental consequences.

Ever since Edmund Burke criticized the French philosophes, Anglo-American conservatism has rejected ivory-tower theories that disregard the realities of everyday life.

Most Americans would agree that drug companies that disregard their responsibilities as corporate citizens should not be rewarded for their behavior.

As I have argued elsewhere, it is quite plausible to reach certain development targets in ways that disregard some people or communities.

A long-serving member of the Toronto City Council representing the posh Etobicoke suburb where he grew up, the conservative-populist Ford proved that disregard for political correctness can be a political plus.

And Reince Priebus, the chairman of the National Republican Committee, said Mr. Obama's series of unilateral steps "amount to an executive power grab" that "disregard the Second Amendment and the legislative process," violating principles of representative government.