Sentences with phrase «of reckless owners»

Media reports as well as actions of reckless owners have led to a grossly distorted image of pit - bulls.

«They support laws that go after the real problem — the behavior of the individual dog and the behavior of the reckless owner.»

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LEESBURG, Va. (AP)-- An owner of candy company Mars pleaded guilty Thursday to reckless driving but will not serve jail time for causing a crash that killed an 86 - year - old woman.

Chevrolet is correct when it assumes that ZL1 convertible owners aren't likely to bomb around the track with reckless abandon and hence have limited need for the looser safety net of PTM.

It would be reckless of me not to include that the DROID Charge was delayed because Verizon's 4G network had an outage that created huge problems for HTC Thunderbolt owners for a couple days.

Crazy storms blowing in off of the ocean, reckless drivers near the Silver Spurs Arena, and economic pressures driven by the faltering Sunshine State economy all compel business owners, homeowners, and students alike to shop smartly for the best coverage.

We support laws that: 1) establish a fair process by which specific dogs are identified as «dangerous» based on stated, measurable actions; 2) impose appropriate penalties for reckless or irresponsible actions by owners of such dogs; and 3) establish a well - defined method for dealing with dogs proven to be dangerous.

``... instead of punishing innocent dogs for resembling a specific breed, communities should concentrate on holding reckless owners accountable and responsible.

The owners of the two dogs, Andrew Nason and Julie Custer were taken into custody and are being held pending charges of reckless homicide.

In 2007, the city of St. Paul, Minnesota, passed an ordinance targeting reckless dog owners.

Laws that prohibit reckless or negligent pet owners from owning pets get at the root of the problem: the behavior of the owner.

«There is a growing awareness that BSL does not improve community safety and penalizes responsible dog owners and their family companions... If communities wish to implement effective dog bite prevention programs, recommendations continue to shift in favor of multifactorial approaches focusing on improved ownership and husbandry practices, better understanding of dog behavior, education of parents and children regarding safety around dogs, and consistent enforcement of dangerous dog / reckless owner ordinances in communities.

«RESOLVED, That the American Bar Association urges all state, territorial, and local legislative bodies and governmental agencies to adopt comprehensive breed - neutral dangerous dog / reckless owner laws that ensure due process protections for owners, encourage responsible pet ownership and focus on the behavior of both dog owners and dogs, and to repeal any breed discriminatory or breed specific provisions.»

Instead, they support laws that go after the real problem: the behavior of the individual dog and the behavior of the reckless or negligent owner.

«Resolved, that the American Bar Association urges all state, territorial and local legislative bodies and government agencies to adopt comprehensive breed - neutral dangerous dog / reckless owner laws that ensure due process protections for owners, encourage responsible pet ownership and focus on the behavior of both dog owners and dogs, and to repeal any breed discriminatory or breed specific provisions.

For example: (1) if the mountain owner / operator does not sufficiently warn a skier of the dangers of skiing in a certain dangerous area then they can be liable for negligence if that skier injures himself owing to a dangerous condition that existed; (2) if the mountain owner / operator does not maintain a reasonable degree of security to guard against reckless skiers then the mountain can be liable; (3) if the mountain fails to maintain its equipment (lifts, gondolas, ramps, etc) in a reasonable manner and a skier is injured as a result then the mountain can be liable.

Industrial disasters are rarely accidental are generally caused by a string of reckless, negligent acts of the premises owner, contractor, or some other entity involved in the operations of the facility.

Depending on the owner of the bus, cities, municipalities, school boards, or bus companies may be indirectly responsible for bus accidents when they employ drivers who are experienced or who have a history of causing accidents or engaging in reckless driving.