Sentences with phrase «to turn a blind eye»

Do not turn a blind eye on such details because you risk a lot!

A teacher faces multiple child - sex charges, and the school's leader is accused of turning a blind eye.

We can not turn a blind eye on the development front.

Most are always quick to criticize the manager for holding back the while turning a blind eye to those players who in my opinion are nothing but parasites to club.

My goodness, you guys are just unbelievable, once you love a certain player you will absolutely turn a blind eye when it comes to his faults.

It may seem surprising, but parents can turn a blind eye for years while the other parent or step - parent abuses their child — this is a classic type of denial.

Like not just turning a blind eye but actual neglect.

The parent tends to turn a blind eye towards a child's behaviour whether it is difficult or favourable.

Rather than stop it, her mother simply turned a blind eye.

Should we put more injury on an awful situation that government was responsible for by turning a blind eye to regulation.

When it comes to consumer credit, many people turn a blind eye.

Yet people often turn a blind eye to family violence where they would not tolerate an assault in a public place.

So far, everyone has turned a blind eye because most people in town, especially in the 20 - 30 age range, see these as big assets to the community.

The government turns a blind eye to the # 120 billion lost in tax avoidance by the rich and then makes the rest of us pay for it.

It's time that we stop turning a blind eye to assault and start promoting not only a culture of prevention, but also a culture of awareness.

You represent the hypocrisy within any and all religions, and that is the uncanny ability to turn a blind eye at the filthy corruption that you subscribe to.

Police turned a blind eye to most of the smokers.

They'd rather turn a blind eye and not know than open the data and see just how ugly it is.

They even turn a blind eye to abuse and torture of animals in shelters.

Instead of reacting, these companies turned a blind eye or tried to ignore or bury the risks.

As our collective commitment to clean energy continues to grow, the federal government will have a harder and harder time turning a blind eye.

Today we live in a society which turns a blind eye to the total cost of carbon.

I want nothing to do with this gross and disgusting corruption and with those who pretend not to know it is, and so turn a blind eye.

Even if you decide to accept the position and the benefits accompanying it, never turn a blind eye to other opportunities for career advancement.

Ask anyone with a home alcohol still whether law enforcement turns a blind eye to such things.

Lawyers have largely turned a blind eye to security and the legal industry is seen by cyber criminals as ripe for data hacks, easy breaches and the like.

Turn a blind eye unless the smell becomes alarming or there is a very high chance of mold.

He said some people were deliberately turning blind eyes to the prevailing realities in the country.

These men turned a blind eye to the brutal abuse of children and women by their own hierarchy!

It is almost as though couples must suddenly turn a blind eye to one another and their history together as a prerequisite.

«Nobody turned a blind eye, nobody was slow to the draw,» he said of the response.

While the VP tried to address / resolve the issue the principal turned a blind eye.

But being obsessed with capturing the millennial mind share, are today's marketers turning a blind eye to more obvious truths of generational marketing?

This they allegedly did by encouraging — or at least turning a blind eye to — undercover officers having intimate relationships with members of groups under surveillance.

The county legislature turns a blind eye to line - item vacancies to a point, that point being somewhere around $ 2 million a year.

How can the government say that it's all «for hardworking people» and complain about the cost of benefits whilst turning a blind eye to this?

If the party leadership turns a blind eye to members openly advocating support for other parties then unity and discipline will be difficult to maintain in more difficult political times.

Initially, industry turned a blind eye to their research.

Principals practically turn a blind eye to the lowest performers.

Or did their CO2 advocacy turn a blind eye to bad science?

They care for the cash, and happily turn a blind eye to the ethical responsibilities of what used to be a respected profession.

Personally, I can turn a blind eye when I have a remarkable product, and at an incredible price.

And it wasn't just turning a blind eye to the shady backgrounds of its customers, according to investigators — it was fully aware of who was involved.

But don't turn a blind eye to the people who are actually making a profit off of you.