Sentence examples similar to allocation places from inspiring English sources

Even if the foreseeability of harm is a condition of liability, sound principles of risk allocation place on the agent who is at fault in failing to foresee and take precautions against harm the risk that an unforeseeable extent of harm will result from his or her fault, provided that this is of the type that the rule of law in question seeks to prevent.

The recorder who was blinded to group allocation placed a hand-held goniometer (Ever Prosperous Instrument, Inc).

After giving consent patients were randomized by an external statistician, using a random number generator with the allocation placed into sealed envelopes that were opened consecutively on the day of surgery.

There will also be an allocation policy in place that will allocate place on local need, so it should not be seen as a solution to the Oak Lane issue, because it is not".

One theory involves the allocation of places.

The 450 parishes in Scotland will receive a pro-rata allocation of places based on their mass attendance figures.

Additional information is collected from families that is not required by the process but which may influence the allocation of places either deliberately or, more likely, inadvertently.

"They qualified for the tournament initially as the only Asian association not to boycott the tournament (due to a dispute about allocation of places across the federations).

For the allocation of places on the governing body – or governing board, in today's preferred terminology – to parents elected by their fellow parents has entrenched what was once seen as an essential part of running a public service: the voice of the user.

Even though many universities are not using this flexibility there has been uncertainty about how this might affect the allocation of places.

But the head of the world governing body says Africa will have to work hard to have the allocation of places increased.