Sentences with phrase «callous disregard»

They recognize that «a spirit of callous disregard for life shows itself in direct assaults on human life such as abortion and capital punishment, as well as in senseless violence, escalating militarism, racism, xenophobia, and the skewed accumulation of wealth and life - sustaining resources.»

Like the fear of theft, the notion that the main function of publishing house editors is to turn books into clones, and that authors who publish with larger houses can expect to have their manuscripts slashed and burned with callous disregard of their original voices and intents, is largely unfounded.

To modern viewers, such callous disregard for an employee's feelings is hard to watch.

They view auto accident cases as a profiteering operation and often act with callous disregard for the well being of the client.

Trump's actions demonstrate callous disregard — and possibly even genuine malevolence — toward people in poor countries whose lives and livelihoods have been threatened, diminished, and in some cases destroyed by the devastating effects of climate change.

For Indigenous people, this tenacity can only be read as callous disregard.

Actually, the Pope's view is that the Republicans callous disregard of the poor is a violation of the Commandment, «Thou Shalt Not Kill.»

There is no way that Mormonism is related to Christianity and it shows by Romney» s callous disregard for anyone less privileged than himself.

The governor continues to exhibit callous disregard for his workforce.

«I, for one, think that the Administration owes these communities an explanation and I believe that their refusal to testify today is indicative of their continuing callous disregard for working New Yorkers and communities of color.»

Cameron's obstinate defence of Maria Miller against the large majority of his own party and the public who want to be rid of her for her greed, arrogance and sheer callous disregard for decent standards in public life needs some explaining.

I'm stunned that someone would abandon a pregnant mama dog in the heat of summer rather than take responsibility for the dog they should have spayed in the first place — that a family pet could be abandoned with such callous disregard, like litter tossed out on a road.

Worse still, Trump's actions demonstrate callous disregard — and possibly even genuine malevolence — toward people in poor countries whose lives and livelihoods have been threatened, diminished, and in some cases destroyed by the devastating effects of climate change.

We reject the «BI means Two» definition being imposed by others with callous disregard.

The General Electric workers in Peterborough or the Victims of Chemical Valley (VOCV) in Sarnia are also examples of government's callous disregard of their plight, and an onerous bureaucratic workers» compensation system that seems set up to deny the workers injured or made sick by their workplace.

The fired executive fixated on the comment for months afterward as a sign of callous disregard.

The callous disregard for anything or anyone that doesn't agree with your assertions is baffling.

And contrary to your insipid opinion... America would be much better off without your religiously motivated and callous disregard for equality and freedom for it's citizens.

Today, we are finally beginning to see how our callous disregard of the biosphere may have already caused irreversible damage to the environment.

Fourth, in denial of such self - esteem or in disregarding it there can be the assumption of a wrong kind of responsibility, with a callous disregard of deepest opportunities for sharing life.

One rabbinic tradition has it that the people of the time were guilty of robbery, callous disregard for others and a rapacious sexuality that led to cohabitation between humans and semidivine beings.

There was much to commend about Krauthammer's statement, which warned of slippery slopes, and of the development of a callous disregard for human life at all stages.

The callous disregard they had for me — joking about how much fun the surgery was as I lay, fully conscious on the table while the anesthesiologist pumped me full of emergency morphine to compensate for my insufficient epidural, unable to protest any further — was the most profoundly dehumanizing experience of my life.

«Jonathan Bing's attempt to strip away seniority rights for dedicated, hard working men and women is unconscionable, and clearly shows a callous disregard for the needs, concerns and well - being of working men and women.»

What does «middle class» mean in this context in the US and why don't Americans also hear this as a callous disregard for the poorest sections of society?

Britain's largest union, Unite accused the government of showing a «callous disregard» for disabled workers as it confirmed today (Tuesday, 10 July) that it was axing 27 Remploy factories with a further nine still threatened with closure by the end of the year.

We share a heightened sense of responsibility in fighting the callous disregard that many have for animal suffering because we have experienced a similar disregard for the cruelty that we ourselves have faced.

Cuomo last month denounced Entergy's plan to close FitzPatrick, saying it showed «callous disregard» for the plant's highly paid employees.

Cuomo said the company's decision to shut down the plant showed a «callous disregard» for its more than 600 employees.

His callous disregard for the Ombudsman's first report, as the title suggests, has led to continued incompetence in the administration of the system.

something of which Kristol knows not... false pretext for war... callous disregard for war victims... convenient lies to prove any political point... perhaps only Bernie Madoff has led a more delusional existence...

And finally, given how John Faso has regularly stood on the side of banks, not his constituents, you can call his office to voice your displeasure with his callous disregard for the people he supposedly represents, and kick him out of office come November.

The governor said the decision to close the plant showed «callous disregard» for its 600 employees, and he vowed to pursue «every legal and regulatory avenue» to keep FitzPatrick open.

Crestwood - Midstream has shown a callous disregard for local businesses and economy, and the serious concerns raised about their proposals.

Commenting, Unite national officer, Sally Kosky said: «Today's announcement has come totally out of the blue with the government and Iain Duncan Smith showing a callous disregard for vulnerable disabled workers.

SCRIBA, N.Y. — Gov. Andrew Cuomo put out a statement on the closing of the FitzPatrick nuclear plant in Oswego County, saying the decision showed «callous disregard» for the plant's employees.

The State of New York will pursue every legal and regulatory avenue in an attempt to stop Entergy's actions and its callous disregard for their skilled and loyal workforce.»

But perhaps the most troubling aspect of the East Ramapo School District's actions involves the callous disregard of the law by the school district and their attorneys.

This callous disregard of proper legislative procedures alone should be reason for repealing this law.

The identification efforts after 9/11 were about separating the US from the perpetrators: emphasis on the individual was in marked contrast to the terrorists» callous disregard for life.

The reaction from those listening to Wakefield mirrors the response to his notorious «callous disregard» speech about buying blood from children, who he said cried, fainted and vomited.

The Coens» concise, efficient script proficiently captures McCarthy's melancholic view of old - young disparities, whether it be Ed Tom's utilization of horses to scour the desolate desert for clues, or his bafflement at the callous disregard for the dead (and propriety) shown by a guy transporting corpses to the morgue.

He probed history — including child exploitation during the Industrial Revolution — and argued that the past «teaches us about English society's callous disregard for children, especially the poor and the sick».