Sentence examples for failed irresponsible from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Cameron government persists on a failed, irresponsible course that is unlikely to lead to recovery anytime soon.

Calling the vote a stunt, leading Democrats said that having a debt-ceiling vote that was intended to fail was irresponsible and could rattle an already anxious financial community.

Those of you who have been following me know that about half of my columns deal with California's lackluster leadership and its resulting failed,irresponsible tax-and-spend policies.

The Bear deal put taxpayer dollars on the line to prevent the bankruptcy of a firm that should have failed, given its irresponsible risk-taking and lax management.

Whichever government spin doctor came up with the idea of labelling the latest pensions offer "generous" and strikers "irresponsible" failed to think through how badly this would play with women.

Unplanned pregnancies were largely attributed to failed contraception or irresponsible sexual behaviour, yet sexual violence and non-consensual sex was rarely mentioned as possible causes of unplanned pregnancies.

"Even if the modifications are verified, the procedure was irresponsible and failed to conform with international norms.

Women's rights advocates in Latin America say government advice to avoid getting pregnant because of the risks posed by the Zika virus was irresponsible and failed to recognise the realities of their own countries.

The only strong institution is the presidency, and that has been growing weaker, or at least more erratic, as Mr Yeltsin's health and morale have failed him.Weak and irresponsible government has allowed the main elements of foreign relations to be captured by various institutions and interest-groups.

In October 2010 Patel was suspended from the medical register after a disciplinary panel concluded he was "irresponsible" and failed to meet professional standards during his examinations of the bodies of a five-year-old girl in 2002, a four-week-old baby in 2003 and a woman who died in 2005.

The Scottish first minister said Mrs May's comments were "deeply irresponsible" and "failed to accept" her own responsibility for the "mess".