Sentence examples for which disregards from inspiring English sources

It sets an aim; it doesn't set a rigid target which disregards economic conditions".

This is a shrunken, atomistic notion of decision, which disregards intimidation and peer pressure.

This approach obviously has its merits but the downside is that imposes an interpretation of the works which disregards their complexity.

Once Ms. Whitaker's Medicare expired, she faced periods without work and, more important, without group health insurance, which disregards pre-existing conditions.

"The law reduces crimes related to sexual abuse and rape to the one offending individual and to that individual's body, which disregards the systemic problem of why so many men in Turkey commit these crimes or are violent against women.

The literary theorist and postcolonial feminist Gayatri Spivak calls it "white men saving brown women from brown men," an imperial logic that ignores sexism at home to fight sexism abroad, and which disregards brown women's agency and self-understanding.

If proved, this suggests irresponsible behaviour which disregarded public health".

But he is well matched by his two co-stars, who play more multiple characters than I could count, many of which disregard gender.

The company said it "profoundly disagrees" with the results of the testing, which was done by a national engineering group, and the telecommunication agency's opinions, "which disregard more than a decade of regulatory orders, and in doing so, jeopardize private enterprise, jobs and investment in America's future".

At the ministerial meeting of the Doha Round in Cancún in 2003, Brazil, India, Argentina and other developing countries chose not to endorse a decision taken by the traditional stakeholders — especially the United States and the European Union — which disregarded their interests, mainly as far as agriculture was concerned.

Adjusted earnings, which disregard favorable tax audit settlements, were 89 cents per share.