Word: disregards
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...utter disregard which the advice of eminent economists met when Congress made the recent tariff revision must prevent observers from being to sanguine about the disinterestedness of political partisans who ask the opinion of experts on partisan economic projects. But the new Democratic Plan to relieve unemployment by undertaking extensive public works has received such unanimous approval from economists and should receive such support from public opinion that opposing partisans should be way before they condemn...
...view it from the point of view of a "Dry," but those who are "moist" or "Wet" can hardly disregard this aspect of the problem...
...short-lived investigation, and a promise of stern impartial administration of justice in the future. But natives were more impressed by the failure to convict the attackers and the undue leniency and sympathy accorded the Massie group after they had taken justice into their own hands. The same disregard for law has continued unabated. And now the only means left to demonstrate the power of that law,--the strict imposition of sentence,--has been cast aside because a governor was too weak to face the angry censure which impartiality would incur...
Speaking broadly on the subject of business careers, Dean Donham urged members of the graduating class to disregard considerations of income beyond an amount necessary for a simple living...
...state set up by Japan (TIME, March 21). Last week War Minister Ma did not send his telegram from Changchun, the puppet capital of Independent Manchuria. Instead he traveled to the remote Manchurian frontier city of Taheiho, just across the Amur River from Soviet Russia. There, with a fine disregard of telegraph costs, he wired over 1,000 words to President Chiang and to Marshal Wu?words which amounted to a dignified Chinese horse laugh at Japan. Excerpts...