Sentences with phrase «irresponsible individuals who»

Unfortunately, some backyard bred dogs may be born with bad temperaments and / or human - aggressive tendencies because unknowledgeable and irresponsible individuals who don't make temperament a priority, are allowed to breed dogs.

We're seen as naïve irresponsible individuals who don't need a baby.

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Allegations of «poverty porn» have been levelled at these programmes that often portray individuals who are feckless, irresponsible, unwilling to «help themselves» out of poverty and are happy to live a life on benefits.

«When you have irresponsible individuals driving on our highways, who have no concern for anyone or anything but themselves, this bill would create a greater deterrent to committing these acts.»

It is terrifying that the individual who should be leading the rest of the world is so arrogant and irresponsible.

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We just have to reform those who are truly at fault: the 3,000 irresponsible shelter directors who kill when they don't have to and the four individuals running the national organizations which defend and protect them: Ingrid Newkirk of PETA, Wayne Pacelle of HSUS, Matt Bershadker of the ASPCA and Robin Ganzert of the American Humane Association.

Also caution prospective dog owners not to get a puppy or kitten from irresponsible individuals, often called backyard breeders, who typically breed just for profit and do not practice adequate standards of care.

Those who live in an apartment building have to be extra cautious as a single individual who lives in your building being irresponsible one time can bring down your entire building and destroy everything you have worked hard for along with it.

Foster and his team summarized the findings: «individuals who were successfully mate poached by their current partners tend [ed] to be socially passive, not particularly nice to others, careless and irresponsible, and narcissistic.