1. disregarding
1. The disregarding of government agencies and conflicts of interest create very dangerous risks.
2. But disregarding the monumental progress that China has made in human rights, some Western people still criticize it for the human rights condition in the country.
3. It is a decadent practice to blindly seek luxury disregarding the difficulties of common people.
4. Opponents accused the government of introducing the ban solely for the sake of facilitating its management role while disregarding the will of the people.
5. In these two incidents, the businesses pursued profits by allegedly disregarding human dignity.
6. The American Civil Liberties Union said federal authorities are disregarding California's shield law, which generally allows journalists to decline to divulge unpublished material to state authorities.
7. The union accused the TAC of disregarding their livelihoods and indirectly abolishing the practice of charging by the meter.
8. A micro blog by a TV anchor in Beijing calling for the expulsion of the few foreigners disregarding laws and decencies.
9. Administrative intervention in consumption disregarding the law of the market place is likely to impede economic growth.
10. He chose to worship at Yasukuni in his official capacity yesterday, disregarding condemnations at home and abroad.
adv
1. in spite of everything
without regard to drawbacks
e.g. he carried on regardless of the difficulties
Synonym: regardless irrespective disregardless no matter