Sentence examples for widespread disregard from inspiring English sources

Most accidents are caused by outdated equipment and widespread disregard for safety rules.

That report revealed a "culture of widespread disregard for the 15-day rule".

In his review of capital cases, he found what he called frequent reports of forced confessions, inadequate opportunities for defense and widespread disregard for legal safeguards.

The widespread disregard of New York State law by those who insist on driving with a cellphone in one hand is downright dangerous.

Such widespread disregard for personal safety and obeying the rules of the road has helped contribute to the World Health Organisation (WHO) ranking this Caribbean nation of 10 million as the world's most dangerous country for drivers.

This year's protests against the low pay of its employees reflect larger concerns about the decline of good jobs in the United States, and the company's recently published personal budgeting advice reflects remarkably widespread disregard for people trying to get by on poverty-level wages.

Giles Peaker, a partner at Anthony Gold solicitors, said: "This isn't just a few forgotten families; it's widespread, continuous disregard for the law, and puts vulnerable people at risk of harm".

In some custody areas, conditions were so bad they posed a threat to the health of those being held, and even the staff, and there was a widespread "dangerous disregard" for the risks prisoners posed to themselves and others.

What we've seen is a small clique driving us into a war, disregarding widespread public doubts.

Disregarding widespread suspicion at home and on the continent about U.S. expansion in Africa, the Liberian government expressed its willingness to host the headquarters of the new and controversial U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM).

Commentary by Xinhua's former Pyongyang correspondent Gao Haorong: "North Korea's action in disregard of widespread opposition from the international community is bound to make the situation on the peninsula worsen further, which is unwise.