Sentence examples for perceived negligence from inspiring English sources

"Then they offered me a severance package and even asked that I sign a compromise agreement not to pursue litigation for any perceived negligence.

Part of that solidarity involves standing up and saying something in the face of police negligence (or perceived police negligence).

(FGD, OPD Women 15-34 yrs) Poor outcome of their new-born babies was perceived as negligence and having a still-birth in a health facility was a very traumatic experience that could challenge the perception of health facility as the safest place to give birth.

The Bergdahls had been concerned about what they perceived to be negligence and inaction in the government's effort to get their son released from his captors.

As a father I've received my share of judgmental stares for perceived acts of negligence as well as for hovering over my kids too closely -- it depends on who's doing the staring.

They also said that the workload sometimes affected their performance and that when this happened, the council/management perceived it as negligence.

They also reinforce the syndrome of exclusion by negligence, inactivity and perceived disability.

Its inception is stated to be a response to perceived deteriorating moral values and a supposed negligence of aspects of Islam.

Viewing doctors' protest from the perspective of socialized medicine might be perceived as a consequence of government's negligence, but according to utilitarian theory and the Hippocrates oath it does not void the moral duty of doctors to prioritize patients' health.

Angry at the military court's perceived leniency with air force officers charged with negligence during the 1967 war, workers and students launched protests calling for major political reforms in late February.

In recent years, more companies covered ski areas, but abandoned the industry in the face of what they, too, perceived as a rising number of court cases and higher negligence awards.