Sentence examples for that it disregarded from inspiring English sources
They argued that it left many existing homes in the village out of zoning compliance, and that it disregarded recommendations by a village planning commission.
A lawyer for Mr. Sambol said that the S.E.C.'s case was baseless and that it disregarded public statements Mr. Sambol made detailing the liberal lending practices at Countrywide.
The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries investigated and proposed a record fine against Tesoro, having found that it "disregarded a host of workplace safety regulations, continued to operate failing equipment for years, postponed maintenance [and] inadequately tested for potentially catastrophic damage".
Its advantages are that it disregards the noise of the experimental data and it allows for an analytical calculation of the zone with the least stiffness.
Last week, they overturned the Karans' award, saying that it "disregards the home's enhanced value resulting from a public project".
What's fascinating about the model is that it disregards nearly everything except the strength of the economy — yet produces reasonably accurate predictions.
His demand that Parliament not only introduce but pass his bill — and do so by Aug. 30 — has been criticized by people across the political spectrum who say that it disregards India's democratic processes.
Similarly, one of the criticisms of page proportions is that it disregards the difference in page margin, font size, and numbers of photos and graphics in annual reports.
But such is the power of death that it disregards all our other appointments in life.
Mercer University law professor named David Oedel, writing in the Macon Telegraph, bristled at the NPR story, saying that it had disregarded local nuances in order to make the Macon election fit a narrative of post-Shelby voter suppression.
To meet emerging cyber threats, the FBI famously signaled that it might disregard its longstanding drug use policy in order to hire 420-friendly hackers.
