What the prince did not know was that while the businessman had sacrificed three weeks to renovate the palace, his sister had been visiting from out of the country and he had other obligations, which he disregarded.
Half an hour later, the first mate saw a white line, which he disregarded on the assumption that it was phosphorescence in the water.
Mr. Breton told the senators that the advice to sell, which he ultimately disregarded, was based on broader expectations about the aircraft business cycle, which many financial analysts had predicted would reach its high point in 2005, a record year for aircraft orders at both Airbus and its American rival, Boeing.
In what had been by any standards a year of tremendous success the latter achievement was especially outstanding; a misunderstanding at the start of the year led Jan to believe that he would be exempted from the Greek exam – as a result it was a subject which he largely disregarded.
He accuses himself, a little pridefully, of pride — in writing at all, with his country at war, and in the small, stubborn habits with which he flaunts his disregard, saying that "if one of my shoes is askew then I let my shirt and my cloak lie askew as well: I am too proud to amend my ways by halves..
He accuses himself, a little pridefully, of pride — in writing at all, with his country at war, and in the small, stubborn habits with which he flaunts his disregard, saying that "if one of my shoes is askew then I let my shirt and my cloak lie askew as well: I am too proud to amend my ways by halves...
His closing arguments, summing up the three-month trial, were expected to take the entire day but ended up lasting just over one hour, during which he told jurors to disregard all of the psychiatric reports they had seen, including the ones substantiating his client's NCR claim, and to come to their own conclusion.
General Babangida seized power last August from another military Government, which he has denounced for its disregard for human rights.
The specific "fine disregard" of which he writes was not demonstrated by this artist or that, but by a young Englishman called William Webb Ellis.
As a Yale sophomore, I have noticed an attitude on campus that is quite distant from the "imperial disregard" of which he accuses undergraduates.
