Carelessness

Insurance scholars have typically used moral hazard to refer to the increased loss due to unintentional carelessness and insurance fraud to refer to increased risk due to intentional carelessness or indifference.

Among the three processes, no matter how much emphasis on the recently held SDG Summit, Agenda 2030 is where inaction and carelessness from the global leaders is most visible.

As Oscar Wilde might have said: to stage one politically rhetorical festival failure may be regarded as a misfortune, to stage two looks like carelessness.

Make full inspection of all imports a requirement, and stop the economic benefit of carelessness.

Not only can a mistake ruin an installation, but it can also be extremely costly, which is why it is important to closely regulate the artwork’s environment and avoid carelessness.

Teams of national security officials, secretaries and military aides who share responsibility for keeping top-level executives informed — and the executives themselves — may bend the rules for convenience, expediency or sometimes simple carelessness.

The incident “was the result of the carelessness, negligence and intentional actions of the bouncers,” it said.

The matter was brought to the cognizance of the collector of Morena, Ankit Asthana, who observed that secretary Jatav has been absconding from his duties and is exercising gross carelessness in his work.

According to Ontario Place for All co-chair Norm DiPasquale, the sign “showed the carelessness” of the government with regards to its plans for the future of Ontario Place.

According to Rabbi Shimshon Raphael Hirsch it is a penalty for carelessness.

Apparently, the deaths were caused by carelessness and irresponsible driving.

Due to his carelessness, Mr Johnston was suspended and it was later discovered that he had fabricated the robbery and had stolen the money himself to pay off his gambling debts.

From the outset, his comment showcased the government’s default carelessness and subsequent indifference to the Itaewon tragedy.

It seemed to be more a case of carelessness than anything else.

Reference is made in the above to the effect that these fruits produced to individuals who ate them; a sense of carelessness, a loss of will and sinking into personal oblivion.

That’s an issue, too, is just the simple carelessness with which that’s secured.

That they will not be there is the result of a profound carelessness.

The media have — whether by intention or carelessness — misinterpreted three separate legal orders that relate to Israel’s war against Hamas.

This one fascinates me, because I genuinely cannot fathom the carelessness required to operate your vehicle with its high beams on at all times.

This was probably one of the worst performances since Watson took charge, with so many mistakes and so much carelessness throughout the side, which now means that are just two points above the relegation zone having played a game more.