Sentence examples for irresponsibility about from inspiring English sources

Standard & Poor's this week cut Romania's credit rating to "junk" status, blaming politicians' irresponsibility about public-sector wage increases.

Pietersen is an instinctive cricketer, fuelled by adrenaline, who is at his best when there is a whiff of irresponsibility about his play.

This lavish use of exotic personal and geographical names and a certain irresponsibility about settings was still to be found in some of Shakespeare's romantic comedies: the "seacoast of Bohemia" in The Winter's Tale is thoroughly medieval in its antecedents.

This sort of adverse market reaction might reflect concerns about Mr. Trump's unconventional approach to the Federal Reserve, worries about a possible trade war, fiscal irresponsibility, apprehension about national security or simply the cost of greater uncertainty.

While he peppered his 1992 campaign speeches with both populism and calls for personal responsibility, including welfare reform, she talks less about irresponsibility among individuals and more about irresponsibility in corporate America and the government.

Talking about irresponsibility, we were left speechless by the flood of clichés about France in the USA during these terrible attacks.

Dan Quayle lambasted Murphy Brown 17 years ago for being a bad role model, and his message about irresponsibility resonated.

When Mrs. Clinton attacked Mr. Obama for his supposedly "irresponsible and frankly naïve" foreign policy ideas — seeking talks with enemies like Iran — she didn't diminish him so much as remind voters of her own irresponsibility and naïveté about Mr. Bush's Iraq scam in 2002.

If really existing socialism is 'organized irresponsibility' (Kornai 1986), what then about really existing capitalism?"One and only one social responsibility of business [is] to increase profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open and free competition without deception or fraud".

For this is really, really not about fiscal irresponsibility.

Next up, the German story, which is that it's all about fiscal irresponsibility.