Thank you, Carolyn, for your bravery in documenting the wanton disregard for Palestinian life.
In this context, making use of bones we already have from animals treated and fed well is one thing; creating a market for more animals raised and slaughtered with wanton disregard for ethics and implications is another.
Those health care professionals who have been prosecuted under due process of law for criminal drug violations have clearly shown a wanton disregard for patient safety.
A wanton disregard for their own health is a big factor especially their high regard for vodka.
The DA's motion asked for a minimum bond of $300,000, arguing that Majors had demonstrated a "wanton disregard for the life" of Haifa Jabara and was a "substantial risk to the public". .
But worse has been his administration's wanton disregard for civil liberties.
They rue its present state -- creeping Californiazation, they say, and a wanton disregard for neighborhoods and heritage buildings.
But a wanton disregard for their own lives set in among Russian men long before that, and has persisted even as the economy has turned round.
But Reynolds was prepared to forgive Rembrandt his excesses and his wanton disregard for proper finish, because, like many eighteenth-century writers, he considered him a master colorist.
One aspect of that reform is a "willful and wanton" standard for emergency room negligence, which has led to virtually no E.R. malpractice cases in recent years.
