Finally, for reasons of history, geography, and culture, Iran s role in Afghanistan cannot and should not be ignored.

He noticed a hole in his jacket, but he tried to ignore it.

When they try, we tend not to take any notice.

There are enough instances of possible bias that the issue cannot be ignored.

The demonstrators are right to oppose his haughty disregard of public opinion and his stifling of the press.

Then there is the most fundamental and hence easily overlooked difference of all.

It is regrettable that this obvious threat has been neglected in the report.

And again, the Abkhaz side demonstrates absolute neglect of the resolutions passed by this august body.

That, unfortunately, is a lesson of Japan s disaster that we continue to ignore at our peril.

Well I'm not a particularly brave person, I have to confess it, but I could not just ignore him.

However this effect is negligible at the scale of accuracy that applies to a planetarium.

Moreover, even before the High Court's ruling, significant changes had been made to the routing of the barrier and humanitarian arrangements had been augmented, facts intentionally misinterpreted by the Special Rapporteur.

He simply ignored him while reversing his achievements in building a free Russia.

It is the central lesson of the Arab Spring, and one that Syrian President Bashar al Assad has bloodily ignored.

What those forecasting the eurozone s collapse overlooked was the commitment of elected officials and their constituents to the European project.

But that day, it struck a chord that I couldn't switch off from.

Due to its geopolitical position and its potential, however, Russia will remain a permanent strategic factor in Europe and Asia that cannot be ignored.

But even the world s most dynamic emerging markets including China, Brazil, and India are experiencing a sharp deceleration that cannot be ignored.

But what creationist and empiricists both ignore is that, in that sense, no one has ever seen a bible either, that the eye only detects light, which we don't perceive.

Human development proponents argue that economic growth is insufficient to expand people s choice or capabilities, areas such as health, education, technology, the environment, and employment should not be neglected.

Mohamad Sahli goes beyond merely criticizing the conference for using English or ignoring the Maghreb countries (Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Morocco, and Mauritania) and he announces plans of his own

Darfur may have slipped from the news headlines, but the killing and displacement there continues as well, and the sheer human misery that it creates is very hard to fathom.

In fact, the recent fighting drove some Israeli politicians, such as Giora Eiland, former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon s national security adviser, to acknowledge that Hamas is a political reality that can no longer be ignored.

Given the large volume of fiscal deposits which totaled 2.4 trillion (3.3 of M2) at the end of 2010 their impact on the money supply cannot be ignored.

However, Uzbekistan's readiness to cooperate on the issue of human rights was ignored, while bilateral contacts were used to ensure the adoption of the draft resolution, whose text had not been shown to the Uzbek delegation beforehand.

That principle, mentioned repeatedly since the beginning of this preparatory process by the bloc of developing countries that constitute the majority of Member States, seems to have been sidestepped once again in the approach taken in the Secretary General's report.

It might seem that all of this could be shrugged off as a harmless media spectator sport. But, to the extent that a misplaced focus on country rankings becomes a barrier to sensible policy, it can do real damage.

After all, the West is now paying a high price for allowing the ordinary people of the Middle East to live for so long in hopeless squalor while their rulers wallowed in oil wealth.

And Iran s nuclear quest remains a reality that must not be ignored during the next key three years, when the Islamic Republic will lead NAM while itself remaining one of the most serious problems on the international agenda.

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Her delegation expressed its concern that the report of the Special Representative for children in armed conflict had continued to ignore their suffering, and called upon his Office to make every possible effort to give the situation of Palestinian children the attention it warranted.

And on the other side, among our kids, there's a growing copyright abolitionism, a generation that rejects the very notion of what copyright is supposed to do, rejects copyright and believes that the law is nothing more than an ass to be ignored and to be fought at every opportunity possible.

Moreover, Arafat contributed to the absence of a legitimate monopoly of force by ignoring the semi autonomous armed actions of his own Fatah based militia, as well as the Fatah based Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, not to mention other groups armed militias.

It is indeed astonishing that, in the report, that major and emerging security threat has been totally neglected and that the paradigm of dialogue among civilizations, already approved by this Assembly as the most efficient means to tackle the growing threat of a clash, has been overlooked.

This is no reason to support Erdoğan and his shopping mall builders against the protesters in Turkey, either. The demonstrators are right to oppose his haughty disregard of public opinion and his stifling of the press.

Germany s reluctance to lead on these issues partly reflects historical inhibitions, which are always difficult to overcome. The persistence of pre Keynesian orthodoxy in German economic thought, with its moral abhorrence of the sin of borrowing (and thus its neglect of aggregate demand), does not help, either.

The sixth lesson the IMF has swept aside is that bailing out countries that do not fully control their currencies carries additional risks. As the Fund learned in Argentina and West Africa, such countries lack one of the easiest ways to adjust to a debt crisis devaluation.