Meanings of disregard by in English

His observations about the obvious disregard by various county council planning officials of the visual protection of our countryside were accurate.

Madam, -There is a serious disregard by politicians in tackling the problem of the large number of young people leaving this country every day.

Is the spirit of this command disregarded by the modern Greek church?

They were, however, utterly disregarded by the miserable sufferers and their attendants.

All this ancient popular element in the Arthur story is disregarded by Tennyson.

The alarmed demands of the preachers were merely disregarded by the Privy Council.

And how was my work regarded and disregarded by Anna Wintour?

I should be used to having my feelings disregarded by now.

He was, as usual, disregarded by the course of the conversation.

If, on the other hand, he becomes mild, he becomes disregarded by all.

I know that Holy Week is not wholly disregarded by some of the Anglicans.

The Valikhilyas were on a former occasion disregarded by Maghavat.

Kesava could not by any means be disregarded by Yudhishthira.

It's a country that is unfortunately poorly judged and disregarded by a lot of people.

This great area must of course be disregarded by Prof. Owen and the other correlators.

Both were alike returned, disregarded by the French King.