Sentence examples for gross criminal from inspiring English sources

Swedish prosecutors are investigating Macchiarini on suspicion of gross criminal negligence.

Add to this the proceeds from financial fraud, prostitution and other crimes, and the amount flowing into criminals' pockets each year (GCP, some call it, or "gross criminal product") is even bigger.

In his inaugural words as the new archdiocesan leader, Archbishop O'Malley offered an instant contrast with his predecessors' years of denial and complicity: he plainly denounced the abuses as gross criminal acts that have caused shame and anguish for the church.

Marcy, the realtor, tells Viv the house won't sell for what they got, but Viv tells her that she'll bake some cookies, buy some expensive flowers, and make it happen or she'll sue her for gross criminal negligence.

8. Organizations often try to "handle" negative things in-house to avoid bad publicity, so they are reluctant to report even gross criminal misconduct on the part of predators in their midst; preferring to transfer them, fire them or have them leave quietly.

"Although suspension itself is a neutral decision, it invariably follows allegations of gross misconduct or criminal proceedings," the Disproportionality in Police Complaints and Discipline report said.

The Conservative MP Matthew Hancock backed the forfeiture committee decision but called for the heads of banks responsible for systemic failure also to be subject to criminal gross negligence charges.

Then came question six: were the 96 people unlawfully killed due to criminal gross negligence by the police officer in charge, Ch Supt David Duckenfield?

It seems inconceivable that business disasters of such magnitude could happen without gross or even criminal negligence on the part of board members.

"We see this investigation as a positive development, although we feel it does have the potential to bring to light some gross and potentially criminal mismanagement of funds," Richard Knights, an analyst at Liberum Capital, wrote in a note to investors.

This should not be a one political gimmick". The Conservative MP Matthew Hancock backed the forfeiture committee decision but called for the heads of banks responsible for systemic failure also to be subject to criminal gross negligence charges.