Sentence examples for which would be ignored from inspiring English sources

The moment the Bush administration chose to label the attacks acts of war, rather than the heinous crimes they were, a careful groundwork was laid to allow for a future of cherrypicking which laws of war would apply and which would be ignored.

Some residents say the island has different needs to the mainland which would be ignored by an MP from the mainland.

In addition, they argue that the electoral college protects the interests of small states and sparsely populated areas, which they claim would be ignored if the president was directly elected.

He predicted that the bills, which come from a tolling agency in another country, would be ignored.

Those who did not, he said, would be ignored.

These error-tagged frames would be ignored by WAMS applications.

There are numerous additional impacts, including increased traffic and shade and shadow issues, which the project would create and which would be completely ignored because the loophole eliminates the full environmental review.

Therefore, I consider that any interpretation of this profile, which would be done by ignoring the confounding factors cited above, is abusive.

That is the assumption that the "baser" impulse — in this case, the impulse to prefer your cheater to their cheater — is more hard-wired than the "nobler" impulse, which would be to put favoritism aside, ignore the fact that one quarterback is married to a Brazilian supermodel while the other does Papa John's pizza commercials, difficult as that may be, and weigh the cases impartially.

However, it would not be informative to estimate the cost per additional life year gained since, as detailed in the trial paper, there is no significant difference in survival, such that any comparison of costs and outcomes would revert to a mere cost analysis, which would be uninformative as it would ignore the quality of life benefits of avoiding events.

You'd be ignored to death.