These problems have arisen as a result of indifference.

Our society is plagued today, just as in the '40s, with indifference.

After 15 years of neglect and selfish unconcern, to come back here!

The important point was that there was no longer a sense of apathy about the United Nations.

They are also victims of the carelessness and indifference of man.

The military's unease springs, in part, from American indifference to the wars.

Very often, this is the result of the indifference, sometimes even of the complicity, of governmental authorities.

When, in a country destroyed by chaos, indifference and political ambition, violence is everywhere.

Solidarity is an excellent therapy for many mental states arrogance, desperation, indifference, egomania.

The poverty of indifference and of values should also be taken into account in devising such a response.

Because of them, we were forced out of our time honored apathy.

The one on the left suffered abuse and neglect, and the one on the right enjoyed the thriving connected relationship.

Just the opposite is true such policies expose an indifference to one s own freedom and pave the way for war.

The poor cannot, and will not, comply with their conditions, tolerated by the indifference of the well off.

If we want to build something better on the ruins of multicultural indifference, our dialogue must become more profound.

Others found ulterior motives in Ylvis' Kyrgyzstan adventure, ranging from the promotion of sex tourism to extreme cultural snobbery.

Finally, faced with the unbearable plight of our people and the world apos s indifference, without any choice we accepted negotiations.

Mary said nothing at all, and Mrs. Medlock looked rather discomfited by her apparent indifference, but, after taking a breath, she went on.

On Twitter, Indian journalist Harinder Baweja summed up the cynical nature of the world s disinterest in Kashmir in the following

The time has come for a revolt of parliaments against both the arrogance of those in power and voter apathy.

They represent the victory of the values of human solidarity over the doctrines of moral indifference and political omission with regard to the excluded.

For everything that OkCupid asks you, you have a chance to tell us the role it plays in your life. And this ranges from irrelevant to mandatory.

The time has come for a revolt of parliaments against both the arrogance of those in power and voter apathy.

In 1847 Le Fanu supported John Mitchel and Thomas Francis Meagher in their campaign against the indifference of the government to the Irish Famine.

There should be no room for undemocratic practices, hidden agendas, a lack of transparency or indifference to the views of the international community, as reflected in the General Assembly.

A process of escalating alienation and indifference between the Union and its citizens is at work, illustrated by low turnout in the last European Parliament elections.

It may surprise non Muslims, but some Nigerian Christians prefer to file their cases in Sharia courts because of their speed, fairness, and relative unconcern with legal technicalities.

We need many more such films to shake us out of our complacency and ignorance, educate, inform and help us tackle child abuse in the way it should be.

Not content with manipulating the Security Council, the United States is attempting to slant the opinion of the Special Committee on decolonization so as to bury the case of Puerto Rico under crushing burdens of bureaucracy and indifference.

It is not the only factor, but rising food prices helped to spread revolutionary fervor from a small group of activists to much of Egypt s population in 2011, and again this year in June, when the most frequent grievance against former President Mohamed Morsi concerned not his ideology but his indifference to ordinary Egyptians needs.

The Orange Revolution s reform drive has been slowed or even halted by domestic political and economic crises, but also by the Union s perceived indifference to Ukraine s fate.

Ever since President Bill Clinton s visit to India, but especially under President George W. Bush, the US has moved from relative indifference to India to the development of a strong strategic relationship.

The region continues to need that involvement on time, on message, and on a proper democratic platform, one that is distinct from both traditional US intervention and Latin America s traditional indifference.

Those who have survived Ebola have remarkable tales of resilience and heroic care from local health workers, but also of sadness and rejection because of ignorance about the disease.

Or perhaps there just isn't a name for this broken, soft indifference, this cracked exhaustion crushing our civic consciousness, this simple perception of reality we endure day by day.

The idea of the moral indifference of the law of war is based on the recognition that wars will not be eliminated, and that they should instead be limited and their horrors mitigated by universally applicable rules of conduct.

We tend to be less demanding of China than of Russia, because we tend to see Russia as European (at least culturally). As a result, the culture of physical violence and verbal provocation that is gaining ground in Putin s Russia is deeply disturbing, whereas we tend to judge Chinese misdeeds with a greater sense of distance, if not indifference.

As a result, the culture of physical violence and verbal provocation that is gaining ground in Putin s Russia is deeply disturbing, whereas we tend to judge Chinese misdeeds with a greater sense of distance, if not indifference.

The incomprehensible refusal of the Security Council to do so when the Azerbaijani air force bombed Vardenis and Kapan last month can at best be construed as a sign of indifference and at worst an act of encouragement.

The seriousness of the situation prevailing on our continent, the longstanding nature of the problem and the observation of indicators for future prospects deserve to be met as a particularly complex challenge and should never be considered as a pretext for showing lassitude or indifference.

PARIS In each of the 27 states of the European Union, the campaign for the just concluded elections for the European Parliament occurred in an atmosphere of indifference, with voters, candidates, and the media focusing mostly on domestic issues.

Are we honest and brave enough (which in this case also means scared enough) to shuck our romantic fantasies about the downtrodden, and our shameful rationalizations borne of guilt, bravado and indifference?

We find ourselves at a crossroads with two paths before us one of injustice and indifference that leads to a world that is increasingly poor, unfair and insecure, and the other the path of far reaching change that leads to peace and global well being.

In his book River out of Eden , he writes, The universe we observe has precisely the properties we should expect if there is, at bottom, no design, no purpose, no evil and no good, nothing but blind, pitiless indifference.