She called it reckless and shocking in its disregard of laws and public safety.

Let not mortals permit a disregard of law which might lead to a worse state of society than now exists.

His candidature had been contested by academics and left-wing politicians, as in disregard of Law n. 165/2004, that put a limit of two subsequent mandates to directly-elected Region Presidents.

The great batsman at cricket is the man who can play an unorthodox game, take every liberty which is denied to inferior players, and yet succeed brilliantly in the face of his disregard of law.

The disregard of law and order, which began last year as Mr. Mugabe's party rallied to beat back a strong opposition challenge in national elections, has prompted an exodus of foreign investors and black professionals.

Talos viewed the promised destruction of the Keep as a desirable end in itself, while Tyr judged the annihilation of Cyric's faithful to be just punishment for their disregard of law and justice.

McCreary cited what he called the Republicans' record of "assassination, bloodshed, and disregard of law", an allusion to the assassination of William Goebel in the aftermath of the 1899 gubernatorial contest.

Even the famed Market Theater - which received international acclaim throughout the '70s and '80s because of its disregard of laws forbidding the mingling of races - suddenly found itself at sea, both aesthetically and financially.

Gallatin criticized Jackson as "an honest man and the idol of the worshippers of military glory, but from incapacity, military habits, and habitual disregard of laws and constitutional provisions, altogether unfit for the office".

"Disregard of law and legal process will inevitably lead to more and more frequent clashes and bloody encounters between white men and negroes and a condition of potential race war in many cities of the United States.

"It is evident to me that this utter disregard of law and decency is not an individual act but is part of a deliberate plan to suppress all healthy public life, to provoke popular violence and then issue a much enlarged edition of Jallianwala.