A pouch rat is twelve to fourteen inches long, even without its tail — too big for even a reckless ant to target.
He committed Britain to a reckless foreign aid target of 0.7% of GDP... Having run his sofa government through a clique of aides known as the chumocracy, he then abused the honours system... .. Sure, "he honoured a pledge to give the public a vote on leaving the EU.
The impact of these reckless, largely ideologically targeted cuts could be even more devastating for the recovery than a brief government shutdown.
We should improve driver education, increase the number of traffic police, improve road design and target the reckless minority rather than introduce more restrictions.
"There are those who want us to take to the street so other reckless cops can take target practice on our children," Mr. Sharpton said yesterday.
The judge cited problems with the statute, saying it was aimed at newsgathering activities protected by the First Amendment, and lawmakers should have increased penalties for reckless driving rather than target those who photograph celebrities.
The earlier wave of foreclosures that began in 2006 hit poor and minority communities on the South and West Sides of Chicago, areas that were targets of reckless practices by subprime lenders.
I have heard similar sentiments in my investigations from British military officers and officials – the implicit assumption being, of course, that British forces would never be so inaccurate with their targeting or reckless with their drone strikes.
Deborah Sontag (NYT) AFRICA SUDAN: REBELS QUIT TALKS The main rebel group suspended its participation in talks aimed at ending a 17-year civil war, to protest what it called reckless bombing of civilian targets by the government.
Even with a slowing economy, Mr Yosano says, Mr Aso is reckless to propose abandoning the target of balancing the budget (before interest payments) by 2011.
