Sentence examples for irresponsible body from inspiring English sources
A summary of more than 180 submissions from doctors, patient groups and industry representatives to Keogh's review of the regulation of cosmetic interventions, published on Monday by the Department of Health (DH), paints a picture of an often irresponsible body image enhancement business more interested in profits than patient welfare or safety.
And when you're a woman influencer, sometimes these things are bullshit wellness products that perpetuate not just patriarchal but unrealistic and downright irresponsible body ideals.
"The overall impression created by the ad presented an irresponsible approach to body image and confidence.
Without such a body, irresponsible scientists might do "jurisdiction shopping," warned Edward Parson of the University of Michigan Law School in Ann Arbor.
On MSNBC, Andrew Rice of Oklahoma, whose brother David died in the south tower of the World Trade Center, said he thought the image of "a real dead body," was "irresponsible to use in such a context".
In an interview with The Times, Beck said it would be "imprudent and irresponsible" to collect the body camera video and not review evidence that could be used in criminal cases or internal investigations.
The Advertising Standards Authority received 200 complaints, including from British Naturism, that the campaign was irresponsible for promoting an unhealthy body image, particularly among young girls.
Some of these were described as "irresponsible" by the debt collectors' body, but Gander said bank charges would never have been made a priority by the OFT without websites such as his.
"It would be irresponsible and heartless for this body to delay recovery projects while Members fight over cuts.
Persisting with our old approach to the back-end of care for these vulnerable patients is possible, but it is irresponsible in light of the growing body of evidence that says we can do so much better for our patients.
Even as Limbaugh was demonstrating the most irresponsible form of free press, the bodies of American journalist Marie Colvin and French photojournalist Remi Ochlik arrived in Paris.
