The phrase "administrative liabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal, financial, or organizational responsibilities that arise from administrative actions or decisions.
Example: "The company must address its administrative liabilities to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements."
Alternatives: "regulatory obligations" or "administrative responsibilities".
This study reveals that PHPL is more of administrative liability obligation fulfillments rather than performance-based fulfillments (meanwhile, OSH status should be seen as an outcome of a good safety culture rather than an artifact/document).
Chae contended that the Ranger formations' lack of support personnel made them a logistical and administrative liability, as they had to be attached to conventional units for support.
Chae noted that the Ranger formations' lack of support personnel made them a logistic and administrative liability, as they had to be attached to conventional units for support.
Law on administrative liability for trade of foodstuffs with excessive contents of pesticides, nitrates, nitrites and other substances harmful to human health.
As a matter of fact, the collection system of Chinese social security has jeopardized the Chinese regional legal administration and causing long term liabilities in the administrative engineering management.
"Many have difficulty taking on apprentices due to administrative issues around employers' liability insurance and the reduction of government funding," a spokeswoman said.
A professor with expertise in the areas of torts, products liability, and administrative law filed a brief arguing that the application of nuisance law in this case was "nothing extraordinary" but instead represented "a natural extension of longstanding theoretical and doctrinal principles of tort law". The defendants-appellees' brief is due on February 7 , 2019
For example, the trend towards integration between diagnostic and therapeutic functions in the same medical device was discussed in terms of the required changes in the skills of doctors, with deep implications in terms of patients' attitudes (trust), administrative procedures, doctors' status, liability and insurance issues, and the like.
I agree that the administrative cost of the liability system is too high.
The necessity to determine fault accounts, in part, for the increased administrative cost of the liability system.
Preceptors receive extensive orientation materials, including how to introduce students into one's practice, administrative issues such as liability, information about students' coursework to date, etc.
