Sentence examples for Negligent decision from inspiring English sources

A physician who makes a negligent decision can be sued.

The agency politely ignored his advice, he says – a "negligent" decision that allowed a Russian hit squad to kill him.

Tyrie said the regulator's decision to approve Flowers – who was exposed buying illegal drugs last year – was "a negligent decision, a very poor decision".

"We are only asking the company be held responsible for a negligent decision," said David L. Trueman, a patients-rights lawyer in New York who represents Bonnie Cicio, the widow who sued over her husband's death.

Airbrushing that away will only open the door to uninformed — or negligent — decisions on spending and tax cuts.

Why should profitable, publicly held corporations, whose chief executives make millions of dollars a year, not be held liable for their negligent decisions?

It can be easy to look at decisions made by executive teams of large corporations and fault them for what seem like dumb, negligent decisions.

Still, some pilots end up making horrifying or just plain negligent decisions in the cockpit that can put passengers' lives at risk, and apparently forgetting to pressurize the plane is one of them.

By a majority vote, the court also narrowed the principle of "combat immunity"—the legal assumption that it would be unfair to hold someone negligent for decisions taken in the heat of battle by saying it should not apply to procurement decisions or pre-combat planning.Much will depend on the fate of the continuing civil cases that are going forward in consequence of the Supreme Court's ruling.

The health expert for the Christian Democrats, Jens Spahn, called Raunigk's decision "negligent".

In some states, employers also face liability if the person injured by an employee with a criminal record can prove that the employer's hiring decision was negligent.