Disregards in a sentence

Although the film disregards part of the lore, some directing choices in made the scenes and plots more visually appealing.

The act is irrational, and made worse, if possible, because it takes place within a culture that disregards, or openly disparages, its victims.

Throughout the series, Sasuke disregards Sakura’s feelings countless times, even going as far as calling her annoying, yet she was never able to move past her emotions.

While a total ban might be excessive, the appearance of the map in the film disregards Vietnam’s autonomy and international agreements.

As Lawrence becomes enamored by Arabian culture, he grows increasingly reckless in battle and openly disregards his orders in dealing with local leaders and how to battle the enemy.

The amicus brief states several issues with the Colorado court decision, including allegations that it disregards congressional procedure, invites chaos into elections, misconstrues the Constitution, and eliminates voter choice.

The irony here is that this proposed law blatantly disregards state sovereignty, meaning the party that publicly champions limited federal government and states’ rights is violating its own core principles.

The letter articulates a growing concern that the rigid in-office policy disregards the “diverse” working styles and personal circumstances of employees, particularly those with caregiving responsibilities, disabilities, or those on work visas.

The policy is not only oblivious to the potential financial hardship it will engender but disregards a fundamental principle in a fully functioning democracy, namely that people should only be required to pay for the benefit they enjoy.

He said it was sad that a former governor of the state and suspended National Chairman of the All Progress Congress, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole disregards protocol anytime he visits the state.

Obaseki said the former president knows the importance of protocol unlike Oshiomhole “who disregards protocol anytime he visits the state”.

Rape culture is perpetuated through the use of misogynistic language, the objectification of women’s bodies, and the glamorization of sexual violence, thereby creating a society that disregards women’s rights and safety”.

The new DHS rule disregards those specific limits.

Trump is engaging in political activity that not only disregards efforts of others to fight coronavirus but pointedly undermines those efforts.

Uncomfortable as it is for people of a liberal and democratic disposition to face the harsh realities of a rough and tumble world, the government must deal with the bully who disregards the norms of international rule-based peaceful co-existence.

When Marq and his family touch down at a remote gas station to refuel, he callously disregards the owner’s offerings for protective herbs and salts.

BSP President Mayawati on Tuesday voiced concern over violent clashes in different parts of the country over the amended Citizenship Act, saying such incidents happen when the government “disregards” the Constitution to serve its selfish interests.

In a statement Tuesday night, White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said Simon’s decision disregards federal law in violation of a Supreme Court decision last year recognizing the president’s broad authority to impose such restrictions.

Poverty, as we know, disregards people’s skin colour and, thus, the government of the people ought to provide assistance to the poor irrespective of their pigmentation.

The bug here is that Skype for Android apparently disregards whatever settings you have and just automatically answers the call anyway.