Sentence examples for recklessly given from inspiring English sources

Not income tax: he was too responsible "as the guardian of the fruits of French people's hard work", he stressed, to cut taxes recklessly, given the scale of the public debt.

Patalcant from Southern California said, "From what has been reported, the woman was not acting recklessly, given any kind of reasonable assumption she might have made about the actual risk of what she chose to do.

Since Hillary Clinton voted to label the Revolutionary Guards terrorists, her Democratic rivals are keen to portray this as having recklessly given George Bush the go-ahead to attack Iran.

Mao and Stalin recklessly gave Kim Il-sung the green light.

Who can blame Erin Davie's prim Julie Jordan for recklessly giving up her mill job, not to mention her heart, at the prospect of an evening by his side?

Although he declined to go into details, McGartland said MI5 "recklessly" gave out information on both his old and new cover names.

There are also longer reflections on theater criticism (of which he laments a gaping lack) and the lesser practice of theater reviewing (which he begrudges as a necessary evil); the absurdities of recklessly giving awards, which does not belie the pleasures of receiving them; and the uses and abuses of revivals, among other topics.

In France, Liliane Bettencourt reportedly stopped speaking to her daughter, who has accused her mother of recklessly "giving away" her fortune to a younger man.

Increasing the president's constitutional powers allows them to make policies unilaterally, and sometimes recklessly — and gives them no incentives to compromise with political opponents.

Deloitte contends the central bank's officials acted recklessly by giving B.C.C.I. a license in 1980 and failing to supervise it properly.

Lawyers for the plaintiffs told the justices that the verdict reflected the jury's finding that Exxon had acted recklessly in giving Mr. Hazelwood responsibility despite knowing that he was a relapsed alcoholic.