| By demanding austerity while insisting on liberalization, it disregards basic social needs. |
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| He measures pain and capacity to suffer in neat units and disregards old-fangled notions such as species or emotion. |
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| As such, if the Commission disregards the restart request, Parliament can simply vote the unmodified directive out of existence. |
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| The Court disregards the opinion of any witness for either side as to what constitutes an assignment document! |
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| Although the measure is easy to understand and use, it disregards the important effects of lahar volume and three-dimensional path topography. |
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| If the carrier disregards this order, further sanctions such as licence suspension or cancellation may follow. |
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| Whoever disregards this and does not believe now, would not have believed then. |
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| This decision, in effect, disregards what is no more than a technical defect in order to do greater justice. |
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| The truly unsocial lawbreaker disregards law because he as an individual is seeking a personal advantage. |
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| It is a state that disregards the people's democratic rights, their diverse religious and political beliefs, and their choice of lifestyles. |
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| He said there is a widespread feeling in the US that earnings disregards do not work very well. |
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| The final straw comes in September 1916 when Hughes disregards the explicit instructions of the prime minister. |
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| The defence minister is either grossly incompetent or he callously disregards human rights. |
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| In addition, it disregards the fact that their position confers a unique incumbency advantage for such future platforms. |
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| Belarus is fast heading towards self-isolation, and is turning into a country that entirely disregards the influence of other countries. |
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| Such an approach disregards the regulatory scheme and provides the public with little guidance on what is, and is not, a countervailable subsidy. |
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| Funny how our generation flagrantly disregards all the work that's been done to ensure that the workplace is a non-hostile environment free from sexual harrassment. |
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| However, this disregards all of the other cases under appeal, which are based on the same fundamental point of law. |
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| This is a very 1970s neo-Malthusian view, and it disregards political economy. |
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| So if one party disregards the choice of court agreement at the jurisdiction stage and seizes the natural forum, the latter may take the case. |
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| This belief completely disregards the variegated and diverse individual ways in which the European Union and other countries can cooperate. |
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| Even if one disregards this, it only compares a player's ability to that of his teammates. |
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| Iran blatantly disregards its commitments and obligations under both international and domestic law. |
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| That conclusion totally disregards the reality of energy production in Quebec. |
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| Modernism's stress on freedom of expression, experimentation, radicalism, and primitivism disregards conventional expectations. |
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| Once again, the hegemonic Power is utterly paralyzing the Council and disregards the will of the overwhelming majority of the international community. |
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| Any imprudent and hasty action that disregards the objective conditions, despite its good intentions, cannot gain the approval and support of the international community. |
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| To this effect, the evaluation disregards distinctive features associated with cultural identity or with the specific situation of each site, concentrating instead on factors with wider relevance. |
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| The government's approach jeopardizes the historic efforts by Canada to achieve women's full equality, and disregards women's human rights here at home. |
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| Any person who disregards this rule may be subject to legal action. |
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| This politician is a regressionist who disregards what people care about now. |
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| It often disregards scale and detail in the interest of clarity of communicating specific route or relational information. |
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| However, this argument disregards the fact that this market position will bring about a considerable source of revenues to the merged entity, which will have a bearing on the development of engines for future competitions. |
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| If one disregards the religiously mandated prohibition against images and manipulations for the purpose of falsifying data, photography is a friendly power in the world. |
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| It disregards all Renaissance canons, with its brooding entry and heavy cornice below a slightly bowed and airy facade punched with small windows. |
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| According to Margulis's Preface, science is a specialistic detailed exploration that tends to lose the big picture, despite the fact that nature disregards boundaries among disciplines. |
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| And a third analysis disregards all doses below 620 millirem a year, the amount that the average American is exposed to annually from all sources, including medical X-rays. |
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| You argue that generic names are out of fashion as a result of generic dot.com failures, but this disregards the tendency of consumers to transform generic terms into brand names. |
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| In other words, if the French do secretly admire the American and British record on employment, they may reward a pragmatic electoral message that disregards ideology. All the same, it carries a risk. |
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| So far as the international response to 11 September disregards the law, the implications for human rights are potentially grave, not only in the present situation but for the future. |
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| However, if the applicable law disregards a particular optional form of plan benefit, then the actuary may omit that option in calculating the capitalized value. |
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| It disregards countries and borders and places with different cultures and legal orders, the constant aim being to generate and safeguard calculability and trust. |
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| However, this is not the way product markets have been defined in the case of corporate jets since this is not consistent with market definition principles, in so far as it disregards supply and demand-side substitutability. |
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| This disregards the risk to foreign purchasers of depreciation in the dollar relative to the lender's currency. |
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| In the epic poem, Pound disregards literary genres, mixing satire, hymns, elegies, essays and memoirs. |
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| In a system of absolute primogeniture that disregards gender, female heirs apparent occur. |
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| Public health professionals have also levelled criticism at the CAP and its support regimes, arguing that agricultural policy often disregards health. |
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| Admittedly, this view is subjective, but my aim is to suggest that at least some of the negative criticism of Fifine that Allis cites, he disregards a little too insouciantly. |
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