Sentence examples for the disregarding from inspiring English sources

Two different constraint handling methods are investigated and compared: the disregarding infeasible solutions and the classical penalty function approach.

And in this moment where we cannot avoid seeing so much of a world of hate, of dispossession, of despoiling, of casual and purposeful racism,of the disregarding of caring and community, Gilbert's announcement touches us.

Thatcher's hubristic levy had two flaws which the council tax corrected – the one which got the publicity was the disregarding of property size; the one which caused the chaos on the ground was the requirement for councils to chase the poorest households for modest amounts of money, for which the ultimate penalty for failure to pay was a prison sentence.

A possible reason for that may be the disregarding of association effects.

(2) He believes that such system-building leads to a premature closure of inquiry, and in particular to the disregarding or distorting of new empirical evidence.

However, the benefit they provide has been overestimated in previous studies because of simplifying assumptions such as the disregarding of state-dependent behavior or worker fatigue.

He is, among other things, a poet of the disregarded.

Training camps are speckled with players like Ball: the unsung, the overshadowed, the disregarded.

But the novel reserves its greatest compassion for the disregarded sadnesses of the office.

Meister accused the minister of disregarding the normal legal process.

Are the tribes disregarding tribal law or state law?