Sentence examples for reckless neglect from inspiring English sources

There is no excuse for this reckless neglect of our precious energy supplies.

It also calls for a new criminal offence of "wilful or reckless neglect".

Prof Berwick said charges should be applied where organisations misled regulators or in the rare cases in which "wilful or reckless neglect" by organisations or individuals had harmed patients.

It was led by Professor Don Berwick, a former adviser to US president Barack Obama, who said that patient safety must become the top priority and the measure was needed to target the worst cases of a "couldn't care less" attitude that led to "wilful or reckless neglect or mistreatment".

"The systematic torture and reckless neglect of baby birds at Cal-Cruz is not only shocking -- it is also illegal under the California Business and Professions Code," said Carter Dillard, litigation director for Animal Legal Defense Fund, which filed the lawsuit.

"Reckless Disregard: Westmoreland v.

Neglect, reckless reconstruction and wartime looting have also taken their toll in recent times, but archaeologists and experts in the preservation of cultural relics say nothing substantial should be done to correct that until the water problem is brought under control.

Mr Whiting accused Unite of being "reckless" and of "neglecting" patient care.

With an obese, sedentary, junk-food population -- and millions of smokers, alcoholics, drug abusers, reckless drivers, and neglected children -- we don't have to worry that the average American will live an extra dozen or more years in retirement.

Mr. Hardy, 24, and Ms. McCracken, 32, were charged with homicide resulting from a vicious animal, reckless endangerment and child neglect.

Patients at risk of deliberate self harm were less likely than others to be admitted, while those at risk of violence or unintentional harm to self (i.e. self neglect or reckless behaviour) had higher admission rates.