negligent造句

BRENNAN: "If he does not know than he is negligent."

Prosecutors had argued Murray was grossly negligent in administering the propofol to help Jackson sleep.

And if Mr Berlusconi's successors are as negligent as he is?

He drove the car in a negligent way and hit a stationary lorry.

An investigation is underway to see whether negligent building practices contributed to the widespread damage, the agency reported.

Trot liability for negligence presupposes causality between the negligent act and the injury to person or property.

They have not paid up so far: Anadarko insists that BP was grossly negligent in its operation of the well, and thus it alone is liable.

The intentional or negligent act of the defendant that directly interferes with the plaintiff's exclusive possession of land without lawful justification.

"Criminally negligent" means conduct that involves a gross deviation from the standard of care that a reasonable person would exercise under the circumstances, but which is not reckless.

But in response to the criticism, Brazilian Blowout put up a web page calling the tests invalid and saying the safety agency was grossly negligent in its testing.

Or how about the student whose claim that his professor was negligent in his method of handing back graded exams was recognized by a court of appeals as constituting a legitimate cause of action?

In addition, the criminality of negligent dangerous ACTS can only exist in the crime of endangering public safety, and the principle of criminal restrain must be followed to set up the penalty.

Suppose that capping plans paid off but that the total spill were assessed at the top end of current estimates, say 4m barrels, and BP were found wilfully negligent.