Sentence examples for conduct negligence from inspiring English sources

A ruling of unsuitability must be based on one or more of eight factors, including criminal conduct, negligence, and substance abuse.

Targeted are sex trade workers and IV drug users - in particular those of whom are somehow deemed to be at high risk for criminal conduct (negligence) in the deliberate (or reckless) infection of others.

With no privity, manufacturers, sellers, and lessors became responsible to the ultimate consumer under warranty, negligence (conduct that fails to protect others against a reasonable risk of harm), and strict liability (legal responsibility for injury or damages, whether or not the liable party was negligent) theories for the quality and safety of their goods and services.

In 1988 he was charged with "unprofessional conduct" and gross negligence and gave up his California medical license.

Chief Justice Roberts, who was joined by Justices Antonin Scalia, Anthony M. Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., said the exclusionary rule was unlikely to deter isolated careless record keeping and should be reserved for "deliberate, reckless or grossly negligent conduct, or in some circumstances recurring systemic negligence".

Adelphia Communications, the bankrupt cable company, sued its former accountants, Deloitte & Touche, yesterday, accusing the firm of "professional negligence, breach of conduct, fraud and other wrongful conduct".

"There cannot be any dispute over the conclusion that Abir was hit by a rubber bullet fired by border police, meaning the fire was conducted either due to negligence or violation of the rules of engagement," the court said in its ruling.

Mr Fahmy's lawyer, Joanna Gialason, told reporters that the lawsuit was launched with the aim of Al Jazeera admitting negligence in its conduct towards her client.

"We will argue that the sentence is inappropriate and shockingly light for someone that killed an innocent person with gross negligence where his conduct bordered on dolus eventualis".

Along with errors and oversights by the Fire Department, the agency's conduct nearly led to criminal negligence charges being lodged against the city itself.

In a separate March 31 filing, the choir said the damage alleged by the student was caused both by his "culpable conduct" and by the "contributory negligence and/or assumption of risk of plaintiff or other parties".