turned a blind eye

Even if it was a Palestinian group who fired the rockets, Hizbullah would have to at least have turned a blind eye to allow the rocket fire.

Therefore, if not continue eating collapses, immediately after seems to have turned a blind eye.

The police had turned a blind eye to the matter.

But indifference, but also turned a blind eye is often straightforward than the harm to much larger offensive.

At least in the recent past, the French authorities turned a blind eye to polygamy among north African migrants.

He turned a blind eye to his wife's behaviour.

The U. S. was aware of Pakistan's nuclear program but turned a blind eye to it during the original Afghan jihad.

Later, they turned a blind eye to his use of chemical weapons, first against Iranian soldiers and then against his own unruly Kurds.

The lady seemed to be interested in kite but the man turned a blind eye to it.

Many local farmers have turned a blind eye to the dealers' practice of treating the cabbage with a formaldehyde solution.

UN staff have called for hundreds of IEC officials, particularly those who turned a blind eye to fraud, to be sacked.

It is an interesting question, left unasked here, why visiting Americans apparently turned a blind eye to this subject.

In our lives, the state often follows that we manage to requite for others' only a little help, but turned a blind eye to our parents' care.

On paper, this practice is illegal, but the authorities turned a blind eye to it for years.

Do not juvenile, Yet, no one turned a blind eye, sees their talents wasted a lot of pain, it is lonely.

"Everyone turned a blind eye, " says one Socialist who knows him well, "because he was a dream candidate. "

He told John Humphrys that "as far as I know" no one within the security services had turned a blind eye to torture.

Regulators turned a blind eye to a lack of transparency and to conflicts of interest.

Investors long turned a blind eye to European governments' aggressive bookkeeping , aimed at meeting the euro zone's budget ceilings .

The authorities were either unaware of the problem or turned a blind eye to it.

The same local officials who were now parading themselves as rescuers of trapped workers had long turned a blind eye to the trade .

To our surprise, the headmaster turned a blind eye to the bad behaviour of his pupils.

"The government has turned a blind eye to all these breaches, " he said.

And that is our major academic and government have turned a blind eye, leading us at a disadvantage in international competition for status.

Its predecessor, the Organisation of African Unity, generally turned a blind eye to dictatorship and tyranny; the new AU is more rigorous.

Therefore, anti-HIV drugs on the cells of HIV to hide does not work, the immune system has turned a blind eye to them.

The police turned a blind eye to that thing.

America also turned a blind eye to India and Pakistan, lifting financial sanctions, after they each tested nuclear weapons in 1998.

Top performers got bonuses as young workers turned a blind eye to the harm the software was doing.

But almost everyone turned a blind eye as long as the regime was "pro-western" .

Their bosses, hoping for big paydays themselves, turned a blind eye to the dangers.

The documents suggest US forces turned a blind eye to torture by Iraqi security forces.

Iranian authorities have turned a blind eye to the wholesale trade in fakes.

And the JSA turned a blind eye to Tokitaizan's suspicious death until the boy's father went to the press and the police.

The corrupt police chief turned a blind eye to the open gambling in the town.

For almost four full days, everyone in Shenzhen turned a blind eye.

The authority turned a blind eye to this problem.

He simply turned a blind eye whenever he saw that old man.

turned a blind eye to government corruption.

For several weeks major sites such as Baidu turned a blind eye, and they were widely viewed all over China.

When leftists seized and illegally operated the University of Chile's TV station, the authorities turned a blind eye.

The manager turned a blind eye when his staff were late.

The government turned a blind eye to the situation, as people were rarely prosecuted for cannibalism .

They turned a blind eye to the suffering of the people, which enraged all of us.

They turned a blind eye to people's sufferings.

He turned a blind eye when his son returned very late.

They turned a blind eye to the sufferings of the people.

He turned a blind eye to the messy room.

Last year, regulators turned a blind eye to margins as bankers were garlanded as model workers.

For everywhere, and strong destructive and sophisticated weapons, have turned a blind eye to Gary Kong;