Meanings of disregard differences in English

In his presentation of the IS-LM model, John Hicks (1937) could disregard differences in labour as being of secondary complication.

But this disregards differences in behaviour within the gay community.

Disregarding differences in the survivals induced by alternative policies can bias programmes' ranking in favour of less live-saving policies.

The difficulty is increased if you attempt to make one rule for all nations disregarding differences of race and climate.

Airbus argued underlying deliveries were about the same as Boeing's, disregarding differences of timing between increases in production of the latest generation of lightweight jets.