Sentence examples for considered irresponsible from inspiring English sources

But we do not want to encourage any behavior that might be considered irresponsible".

An Arabic television network was suspended from broadcasting in Iraq for 30 days after coverage that was considered irresponsible.

(The New York Post, Oct. 19, 2005) Discussing what he considered irresponsible spending by both Democratic and Republican lawmakers: "They're building up this unconscionable deficit".

Layden tried to trade Sprewell for two seasons after he clashed with management over tardiness and what team officials considered irresponsible behavior.

"Mass medication of the Scottish population without such evidence would be considered irresponsible by the public health community," he said in a statement to the Guardian last December.

So powerful is this Puritanical impulse that, once a health objection is raised, however irrational the recommended behavior, it's considered irresponsible to behave any other way.

But Ms Ypsilanti refuses to govern with the Left Party, which the SPD considers irresponsible, or even to rely on its support from outside.

"If the OFT sets out what it considers irresponsible it will help the FCA to come in and enforce that much better," said Ms Creasy, who has led the campaign to end legal loan-sharking.

On October 17th Ed Miliband, Labour's leader, announced plans to "halt the tide of payday loan firms" into Britain's shopping districts that accelerated following the economic crisis in 2008.Payday lenders are an obvious example of what Mr Miliband considers irresponsible capitalism.

It's a thin line between love and hate, no? SS: It's a thin line between having a good time and having it be what one might consider irresponsible.

There are other statements in their article that I consider irresponsible.