Sentence examples for gross departure from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors will try to show that Officer Conway's actions were a gross departure from what would typically be expected of a police officer under such circumstances.

"This is a gross departure from the biblical text as well as a grave departure from the pastor's call to shepherd his members".

And, Williams said, the jury would have to find that Porter's conduct had been a "gross departure" from what a "reasonable police officer" would have done in the same situation.

Here are the raw numbers from Morningstar (see accompanying chart): in the year since Gross' departure from the firm he had co-founded in 1971, the Pimco fund has returned a cumulative 1.71%.

To convict Porter of manslaughter, jurors will need to find that Porter committed a "gross departure from what would be the conduct of a reasonable police officer" in a similar situation.

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It documented "gross departures" from medical norms in the care of asylum seekers.

Medical care that results in "gross departures from standard norms" is the baseline for asylum seekers in detention.

The report documents "numerous unsafe practices and gross departures from generally accepted medical standards which have posed significant risk to patients and caused considerable harm".

"It is of concern that practitioners working within IHMS may be putting any registration they have with Ahpra [Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency] at risk by participating in unethical conduct and in gross departures from clinical standards," they say.

In December 2013, a group of 15 doctors operating on Christmas Island revealed "numerous unsafe practices and gross departures from generally accepted medical standards which have posed significant risk to patients and caused considerable harm".