Sentence examples for systemic negligence from inspiring English sources
Chief Justice Roberts, who was joined by Justices Antonin Scalia, Anthony M. Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., said the exclusionary rule was unlikely to deter isolated careless record keeping and should be reserved for "deliberate, reckless or grossly negligent conduct, or in some circumstances recurring systemic negligence".
There will always be human errors, but we can do something about systemic negligence.
Weeks earlier, Avery sued the sheriff's department for his wrongful conviction and their systemic negligence to the tune of $36m, which is a hell of a motive for that same department to try to dispose of him.
The show documents how the systemic negligence of Baylor University and their suddenly lucrative football program is to blame for creating an environment that tolerated the sexual assault of female students by two football players, Tevin Elliott and Sam Ukwuachu.
The issue was turned into a class action lawsuit in 2002, with the Vancouver Supreme Court approving an application to sue the federal government for "systemic negligence" when it came to investigating and preventing sexual assault in the cadet program from the mid-1960s to 1970s. mid-1960s to 1970s
"Veterans are the victims of systemic incompetence, negligence and possibly malfeasance".
In the first documentary of our new crime series, Red Right Hand, VICE flies to Cleveland to try to understand the systemic failures and police negligence that led to this horrific chapter in the city's criminal history.
But, in the judgment of the Senate investigators, all this wrongdoing was too systemic to be a matter of mere negligence.
The Conservative MP Matthew Hancock backed the forfeiture committee decision but called for the heads of banks responsible for systemic failure also to be subject to criminal gross negligence charges.
As we've seen with the with the epidemic of negligence at Massey Energy here in the U.S., the systemic factors that drive workers into ever-riskier environments aren't merely a bureaucratic regulatory issue, but an endemic consequence of the frenzied pace of profit-making, which subordinates safety issues to productivity goals.
BP is more likely to escape the potentially ruinous charge of gross negligence, according to City analysts, after a powerful US commission blamed "systemic" causes for the Gulf of Mexico disaster.
