Word: disregarding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...conservative tradition lies a profound respect for the dignity of the individual, that property rights are but a means to the end of dignity, and that the chief transgression of the omnipotent and boundlessly optimistic liberal Establishment is not its cavalier treatment of property but its unfeeling disregard for individual dignity...
...Wilson letters of recommendation contrive the same fraternal note which runs through the application form. Professor H. Ronald Rowse writes a note which begins "Dear Colleague" and emphasizes that one is free to disregard the recommendation form and simply write a letter...
Cabot said the Board will disregard the HUC's claim that disciplinary cases take on a special urgency because of larger draft calls. "The University should in no way go to an extreme to shelter people from the draft," he insisted...
...find it hard to justify breaking a formal contract and dropping an employee in the middle of October. Radcliffe has done a fine job in increasing the protection in and around its living area. It would be a shame to sully this step by implementing it with a complete disregard for the people directly involved. The college should at least provide employment until next June--with comparable wages--for the three remaining workers...
...shield, ruled the court in New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, prevents a public official from collecting damages for even false criticism of his conduct, unless he proves that the statement was "made with 'actual malice'-that is, with knowledge that it was false, or with reckless disregard of whether...