Sentences with phrase «scant regard»

Companies too often join in, pushing agendas with scant regard for the full truth.

It has been a totally short term ego trip for his own legacy, with scant regard given to the future of the club.

A writer that is willing to skip an editing process or «make do» with an amateur cover is a writer that has scant regard for his or her reputation.

The rant pays scant regard to what Bates actually said, which is actually the issue.

... In summary, Brunton takes apart the «stolen children» Report, Bringing Them Home, and shows that despite having been chaired by a former High Court judge, Sir Ronald Wilson, it has shown scant regard for evidence, balance and the credibility of witnesses.

Details are scant regarding how to obtain this rare creature, but what is known is that they will eventually be obtainable in Pokémon Omega Ruby, Pokémon Alpha Sapphire, Pokémon X and Pokémon Y. Keep an eye on the official Pokemon website for upcoming information on how to get Volcanion.

You suggest that the Jesuit approach, as seen in Pope Francis, manifests scant regard for the Church's sacramental law.

Somewhat critically vilified, the British public showed a pleasingly scant regard for the reviews and pumped several million into the UK box office for «The Haunting».

Rarely has a city developed with such scant regard for its own future.

Seen in this light, his use of language is specific, his lexicon a cumulative barrage of marks, matter and meanings, usually without capital letters and only scant regard for grammar.

Too often, firms merge with scant regard about the effect of relationships and their development in the new organisation.

In making its award, the Court of Appeal paid scant regard to what had hitherto been regarded as the law, viz:

So called populist leaders promise to create jobs and provide resources for poor people with scant regard of how they can achieve this given size of the economy.

The British media and public have shown scant regard for our failure to protect Iraqis, so the British nation, not just its government, has attracted distrust.

Most speedboat services between Bali and the Gili Islands are run with scant regard for public safety (or comfort).

The media of course did its usual best in stoking up and reporting much of the furore and ire; and it did so with scant regard for what the Pope actually said.

Then, there are the many troubles of Senate President Saraki, all hinged on alleged lack of basic integrity in government and scant regard for public morality.

Johnson appears to be an utter fabulist, an egoist with scant regard for reality, pointing at a barren lot and waving at all the happy people he has housed there.

The usual disclaimer for proceedings: I will make several typos, not just because of my scant regard for proper spelling and grammar and also because that is the way with live coverage.

With scant regard to Corbyn's mandate the parachuted Blairites in the PLP are constantly undermining him, openly and through briefing, and the media, who showed their hand in relation to Corbyn, lap it up.

The President of NARPO Ian Potter has described the release of the notorious police killer Harry Roberts, who was jailed for life for murdering three unarmed officers in Shepherd's Bush, West London, in 1966 as «a disgrace and an insult to the families of the victims and yet another demonstration of how this Government have scant regard for policing in this country.»

«The loan is unacceptable and sheer wickedness by a government that has scant regard for civil servants and general welfare of the indigenes.

«The Parliament has produced a charter for the multibillion - pound animal - research industry to carry on business as usual, with scant regard either for animal welfare or public opinion,» says Michelle Thew, chief executive of the European Coalition to End Animal Experiments.

Wolverine's mutant gift of healing has allowed the character's appeal to survive over a decade in the harsh world of cinema, withstanding withering conditions, including the ineptitude of directors Brett Ratner and Gavin Hood and an impatient and greedy studio keen to cash in on a popular character, with scant regard for quality control.

The Scala had scant regard for critical hierarchy; supposed high or low art was honoured with the same canvas.

The decision on whether to approve the opening of a free school is determined centrally by the Education Secretary with scant regard for local views, the degree of need for new school places, and precious little transparency over the process.

Of course there are many in this trade who have scant regard for the law.

«It's one of those things where we prefer with «The Pitt» never happened,» said Hines, with scant regard for grammar.

At the other end of the spectrum are the arcade aeronautical romps: equal parts accessible and excessive, with scant regard to realism.

«The Norwegian government's decision confirms what Global Witness and others have documented over many years: that Samling is a predatory company that pays scant regard to the laws of the countries in which it operates,» said Ashworth.

It is, therefore, unfortunate that the debate has hi - jacked by two groups, «alarmists» and «denialists» with scant regard for good manners or even the truth to the extent that the rational sceptics, and even moderate affirmers like myself who would like the UEA to tell the truth and the IPCC to check its facts, are denounced as «denialists» as if we were fans of Auschwitz by affluent alarmists who do little to curb their personal consumption.

Law firm leaders talk a good game about how the firm «rewards what it values, and values what it rewards» but in reality many firms give scant regard to anything except seniority and billing.

Justice Sackville concluded that the two reports had been prepared with «scant regard» to the requirements of the Evidence Act.31 He endorsed the following statement of Justice Lindgren in the Wongatha case: 32

Resulting «consent determinations» increasingly look like racist interventions with scant regard for genuine recognition of existing rights.