Sentence examples for and foreseeability from inspiring English sources

The components of proximate cause are cause in fact and foreseeability.

The problems with establishing a clear standard for standing and foreseeability contribute to a problem regarding intent.

The judges said the code for prosecutors issued by the DPP, coupled with the general safeguards of administrative law, satisfied human rights convention standards and the need for "clarity and foreseeability".

This has, for example, lead to the export of the "comparative negligence" doctrine and "foreseeability" standard into contract law when parties determine damages they owe each other in cases of breach or mistake.

In fashioning its test, the court in People Express determined that liability and foreseeability "stand in direct proportion to one another The more particular is the foreseeability that economic loss will be suffered by the plaintiff as a result of defendant's negligence, the more just is it that liability be imposed and recovery allowed". Id. at 116.

Proportionality and foreseeability comes after we have acquired adequate knowledge and understanding of the underlying mechanisms of the gene drive technology; however, at the moment this understanding and knowledge is veiled with an inevitable degree of uncertainty.

It was the time element and the foreseeability of the need for a search and seizure that made the warrant essential.

Jeffrey M. Perloff, "Breach of Contract and the Foreseeability Doctrine of Hadley vs. Baxendale," Journal of Legal Studies, X(1), January , 1981 39-63.

We conclude that the District Court erroneously resolved issues of fact regarding the chemical properties of marshmallows and the foreseeability of the danger of aspiration in children.

But in reinforcement learning, there's no fault by humans and no foreseeability of such an injury, so traditional tort law would say that the developer is not liable.

"I am floored that they have restricted it in this way with respect to the advanced state of irreversible decline and reasonable foreseeability of death".