• It might prevent eurozone states going to the brink of bankruptcy as a result of the recklessness of their respective banks.

    BBC: Eurozone banking union that works for Britain?

  • In the United States, management and directors are liable only if they acted intentionally or with a degree of recklessness that approaches intentionality when either misstating or omitting material information for a disclosure other than in public offerings.

    FORBES: PwC Will Answer For Centro But Judge Slams Directors First

  • But if there aren't rules in place to guard against the recklessness of a few, and they're allowed to exploit consumers and take on excessive risk, it starts a race to the bottom that results in all of us losing.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Addresses Business Roundtable

  • But a culture of greed and recklessness spread throughout the banks and the government agencies charged with regulating them.

    FORBES: A Critique of Power

  • It will protect our economy from the recklessness and irresponsibility of a few on Wall Street.

    WHITEHOUSE: Town Hall Meeting on the Economy

  • My own view is that, even by his own account of events, Oscar Pistorius displayed the most extreme recklessness in firing blindly into a closed door, without even the most basic appreciation of who or what might lie behind it.

    BBC: Oscar Pistorius: Variations on a theme of grief

  • An additional facet of the disclosure complex, especially as it relates to the scienter standard of recklessness, is the implication for the financial institutions and their professional advisors of a duty to conduct a reasonable due diligence to make certain that what they have said about SCF is the whole of the material truth.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Shariah��s Black Box

  • To spot where banks and other financial institutions are collectively taking excessive risks - and nip such recklessness in the bud before it causes a devastating crash of the sort we saw in 2007-8.

    BBC: Can Bank of England prevent next crash?

  • Also, a good deal of the investment squeeze is the poisonous legacy of the recklessness of banks in the boom years, which lent unprecedented and ludicrous sums to over-indebted property developers.

    BBC: Britain��s investment crisis

  • They still boast of their fiscal prudence as a contrast to Mr Bush's recklessness, but worry that fiscal discipline is a less effective rallying cry when, despite huge budget deficits, America's interest rates remain extraordinarily low.

    ECONOMIST: The Democrats

  • Thus, what began in August 2007 was not the failure of free markets but the result of bad government actions: Greed and recklessness always run rampant during a bubble.

    FORBES: Capitalism: A True Love Story

  • On the first day of the trial, a lawyer for the justice department said the disaster resulted from BP's "culture of corporate recklessness".

    BBC: BP: Gulf of Mexico oil spill 'shared responsibility'

  • If a bank gets in trouble through its own bad judgment and recklessness, and is then bailed out through the generosity of the American people, does it deserve special tax breaks?

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • But if he seemed to be encouraging recklessness in the older generation, in August 2000, he was able to present a study showing the success of his message about the risk of cigarettes.

    BBC: NEWS | UK | Lung cancer scientist dies at 92

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