A 24-hour strike, which was branded "reckless" by trust chief executive David Whiting, took place on Saturday.
"There were certain individuals on Wall Street who were reckless and betrayed our trust," he said.
The damage visited upon America, and upon America's standing in the world, by the Bush Administration's reckless mishandling of the public trust will not easily be undone.
Even then, it will take time and concerted effort to rebuild the trust lost by reckless action in the past.
"I was pretty reckless with the people I trusted in my life," Tyson said.
Danny and Alex's relationship, which takes up much of the opening episode, is both romantic and reckless, with neither man seemingly trusting the other enough to tell the truth.
"At a time when extra nurses are needed to meet even the most basic standards of neonatal care, some [NHS] trusts are making reckless cuts to posts, which will undoubtedly have an impact on the care of premature and sick babies," she said.
"It is deeply shocking that at a time when extra nurses are needed to meet even the most basic standards of neonatal care, some trusts are making reckless cuts to posts, which will undoubtedly have an impact on the care of premature and sick babies," said Janet Davies from the Royal College of Nursing.
A judge in Oklahoma this week found that JPMorgan was "grossly negligent and reckless" in handling a client's trust account, ordering the company to pay $18 million, DealBook's Susanne Craig reports.
Mr. DiNapoli's campaign strategy centered on attacking Mr. Wilson as a reckless investor who could not be trusted to overhaul an office with a history of scandals, or to responsibly manage the state's public pension fund.
