Sentence examples for would disregard it from inspiring English sources

He said he would disregard it.

A President Obama would prize consensus, except when he would disregard it.

A decision is expected soon, but he recently went as far as saying that he would disregard it, if it went against him, and would publish regardless.

I told Selby [O'Connor's editor] that I was willing enough to listen to Rinehart criticism but that if it didn't suit me, I would disregard it.... To develope at all as a writer I have to develope in my own way...

The Taliban's claim was so dodgy that the judge overseeing the case, Col. Denise Lind, said she would disregard it.

And she says, 'A voice inside me was telling me not to.' Only she'd learned to disregard it.

Norway complied for a while, but its international reputation took a major hit in 1994 when it announced that it would disregard the commercial whaling ban.

The government said a target may not help address income inequality because a future review would be free to disregard it or set an different target.

Under the 1973 Matrimonial Causes Act, judges are supposed to take the parties' conduct into account only if it was so egregious that it would "be inequitable to disregard it".

Egypt joins Iran, Russia and the Vatican in objecting to the proposed language of the document, and it is reported to be seeking an "opt-out clause" that would allow it to disregard it when it conflicted with national, religious and cultural values.

It's not hard to understand why Mr. Obama and his advisers took Mr. Clinton's advice to heart; to disregard it would be like telling Derek Jeter, "Hey man, appreciate the input, but I think I know how to make that flip play from the hole just fine on my own".