Word: disregarding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...seem all the pinker to Americans. Yet his stand on the Baruch Proposal should absolve him; his current outlook may be wrong, but it cannot justly be called anti-western. Moreover, the uncanny accuracy of his previous prognostications should haunt his opponents. Russell simply does not deserve casual disregard...
Seldom in this century has legislation so disturbed Britain as the government's bill to restrict immigration from Commonwealth countries. Opponents of the measure range from the left-wing New Statesman, which has damned its "contemptuous" disregard of Commonwealth citizens' traditional right of free entry into Britain, to the Tory Times, which feared for the already fragile fabric of the Commonwealth. Last week, when the bill came up for a two-day debate in Parliament, the staid old House of Commons was plunged into such violent turmoil that the chair had to suspend a session for the first...
Making liberal use of UPI cables from Havens. Raymont traced his growing disillusionment with Castro's measures. He drew a sharp contrast between the "world of day-of model schools and agrarian reform," and the "world of night --of military tribunals." The regime's disregard for civil liberties, in Raymont's estimation, has outweighed the benefits of its social reform...
...Crimson Key Society is located at 52 Dunster St., Room 207. Its phone extension is 2169. Please disregard the extension listed in the CRIMSON telephone directory. It will not only not connect you with the Crimson Key, but will give you Dean Watson...
...John E. McCarthy, Safety Officer, said, "we understand about the shortest distance between two points and all that, but we are concerned about the students' complete disregard for city and state regulations." Failure to signal and observe one-way restrictions have created the most serious problems in the past...