Sentence examples for reckless companies from inspiring English sources
Republicans and Democrats alike would love to force reckless companies simply to go bankrupt.
Case in point: Wal-Mart Stores, long considered by many activists to be among the most reckless companies, found environmental religion.
In other words, Dodd doesn't want to bail out the reckless companies without getting something back for the taxpayers.
Perhaps Energy In Depth thinks it might lose credibility with the media and the public if it revealed such key support from these notoriously reckless companies.
"US brands should support progressive Indonesian businesses by refusing to buy from reckless companies that put lives at risk by destroying rainforests," Bustar Maitar, the head of Greenpeace Southeast Asia's Indonesia forests campaign, said in a statement on Monday's meeting. .
Fraudulent or reckless company directors could be forced to compensate creditors under proposals to be announced by Vince Cable.
"We have pleaded with government ministers in Westminster and Holyrood and the joint owners of the Grangemouth refinery Petrochina to help rein in this reckless company before it's too late.
My valiant (some people said routinely "foolhardy") executive producer John Edwards figured out with lawyers acting for our equally brave (or "reckless") company, Thames Television, that -- as long as we didn't edit the material we broadcast -- we could not be accused of selecting evidence in a way designed to influence the judge in his deliberations.
The majority Democrats' reform measure, endorsed by the Obama administration, would crack down on reckless mining companies with stronger monitoring and criminal penalties, subpoena-empowered investigations, and protections against the dismissal of miners who dare to complain about risks to life down below.
Yet as bad as many of these state laws are for patients, almost none of them limit the liability of reckless drug companies.
He has diverted another $40 billion of the fund to American International Group, the reckless insurance company that had already received $85 billion in federal assistance.
