Sentence examples for convicted of negligence from inspiring English sources
This month eight former senior officials from the company, including one who has since died, were convicted of negligence, but the sentence — two years in jail — seems paltry to many here compared to the impact of their crime.
But he was convicted of negligence relating to an incident in which a gun went off in his possession at a restaurant where more than 200 people were present in January last year.
They were convicted of negligence, wantonness, suppression of the truth, nuisance, trespass, and outrage.
The pilot was later convicted of criminal negligence; the sentence was later overturned.
The Slocum's captain was convicted of criminal negligence and manslaughter and sentenced to 10 years in Sing Sing (he was pardoned after serving 3 years).
New regulations were instituted for emergency maritime equipment; the ship's captain was convicted of criminal negligence, and served a prison sentence; the immigrant community of Little Germany soon dispersed.
Her husband's employer was separately convicted of criminal negligence, but her lawyers have warned her that under recent court decisions, any compensation awarded for her husband's death will be diminished because her husband was an illegal immigrant.
When their gangmaster, Lin, was convicted of criminal negligence the judge at Preston crown court said the accused was motivated by greed to shockingly exploit his countrymen with no heed for their safety.
He was jailed for seven years in 2010 after being convicted of criminal negligence leading to the deaths of three patients.
NEW DELHI -- More than 25 years after a plume of fatal toxic gas from an American-owned chemical plant wafted over the slumbering city of Bhopal, eight former executives of the company's Indian subsidiary -- including one who has since died -- were convicted Monday of negligence.
Last year, the head of China's Food and Drug Administration was executed after being convicted of corruption and regulatory negligence.
