Sentence examples for through negligence of from inspiring English sources

The lesser charge of culpable homicide, killing through negligence, of which Pistorius was found guilty, stands only if we agree it can't be proved that Pistorius knew his bullets might kill.

Deborah Sontag (NYT) ISRAEL: BRIDGE-COLLAPSE SENTENCES -- A Tel Aviv court sentenced four Israelis to up to 21 months in prison for causing the death through negligence of four Australian athletes in a bridge collapse during the Maccabiah Games three years ago.

In the space of three years, I've seen a huge decline in standards, not through negligence of teachers or even necessarily of management, but through the sheer inability to provide for children with the funds available.

In the space of three years I've seen a massive decline in standards, not through negligence of teachers or even necessarily of management, but through the sheer inability to provide for children with the funds available.

Justice Ginsburg suggested at one point that the jury that heard the case would have been justified in concluding that Exxon was a "grave wrongdoer" itself, not just vicariously through the negligence of the ship's captain, Joseph J. Hazelwood, who company officials left in charge of the ship despite having been informed that he was an alcoholic who had resumed drinking.

Chase may have been breached through the negligence of one of its own employees, who personal computer was hacked in order to enter Chase's network, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Helping those who have suffered tragedy through the negligence of another is a life-long familial passion for the Eastons.

He's first seen in the aftermath of an earlier mission, one in which women and children wound up dead, though not through any negligence of his.

In his later writings, Avicenna is less solicitous in explaining away what he regards as inconsistencies in Aristotle's syllogistic, and writes of problems in the Prior Analytics as arising through negligence; an example of such a text is Twenty Questions, which I think is written on the eve of Avicenna's Eastern period (Street 2010: 100 103; see periodization in Gutas 1988: 144).

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The officer, whom the Met is refusing to name, is alleged to have deliberately or through negligence destroyed two pages of his police pocket notebook.