Sentence examples for negligent from from inspiring English sources

But Gov. Frank Keating of Oklahoma, who has been named to oversee a national, church-sponsored inquiry into the origins of the crisis, said in an interview here that he and a panel of prominent Catholics will seek "corrective action" for any clergyman found to be abusive or negligent, "from the most junior priest to the most powerful bishop".

The ultimate verdict of the inquest was "unlawful killing through negligent driving", from which the film takes its title.

India's Central Bureau of Investigation is in court trying to have the charge in the case reduced to a "rash and negligent act" from "culpable homicide," a move opposed by victims' groups who say it would allow the former chairman of Union Carbide, Warren Anderson, to avoid extradition to India.

According to Chris B. Pascal, director of the U.S. Office of Research Integrity, Wellcome's definition of what constitutes misconduct including "deliberate, dangerous or negligent deviations from accepted practices -- is considerably broader" than the OSTpractices -- is

Second, in both ex-ante and ex-post regulatory regimes, optimal care-contingent sanctions take a familiar "negligence" form, completely exempting non-negligent firms from liability.

Patients in the NHS expect the law to protect them from potential harm from negligent practitioners by establishing stringent requirements of high levels of professional practice.

Some deaths from police shootings are crimes, ranging from negligent homicides to outright murder; but it's very difficult to know how many and nearly impossible to be sure about any particular case.

The risk of being legally liable for fires or injuries resulting from negligent conditions or activities on one's property discourages many owners from cooperating on fuel reduction work.

It does not protect the gun industry from lawsuits alleging "negligent entrustment or negligence," leaving a door open to go after someone who sells a gun "for use by another person when the seller knows, or reasonably should know, the person to whom the product is supplied is likely to, and does, use the product in a manner involving unreasonable risk of physical injury to the person or others".

Either option would cite standard contract language that refers to negligent behavior away from the field.

Girouard is the first American soldier to be convicted of negligent homicide resulting from the actions of subordinates in combat.