Sentence examples for cases of gross from inspiring English sources

The Bush plan would limit such suits to cases of gross negligence.

As is the case with the childhood vaccines fund, people harmed by bioterrorism vaccines could still sue vaccine makers, but only in cases of gross negligence or fraud.

One part household bleach diluted in 10 parts water can also be used to kill the germ, but only in cases of "gross contamination," the association said.

I have to say that the two cases of gross contamination that we see here indicate that it is highly likely there has been criminal and fraudulent activity involved.

That second statement, whose drafters include He Weifang, the editor of the Beijing University Law Journal, said the detention system had brought repeated cases of "gross abuse of power and violation of human rights".

The Bents' contract with the funds permit them to be indemnified for legal expenses under most circumstances, but both those contracts and federal mutual fund laws bar such compensation in cases of gross misconduct.

"The company is contractually committed to make the relevant payment to each former director unless it can legally establish a case of gross misconduct against him.

An Anadarko spokesman declined to comment except to refer to the agreement, which places liability solely on the operating partner in case of gross negligence or willful misconduct.

That would become possible in the case of gross negligence or if she didn't act as a competent professional," Mr. Carlson said.

A jury acquitted Dawson of the criminal charge of misconduct in public office earlier this month, but he still faces a disciplinary case of gross misconduct for inappropriate behaviour with a victim.

The distinction between innovative treatment and research was addressed for the first time by the Belmont Report, an influential set of ethics guidelines, issued in 1979 and inspired by a case of gross abuse — the Tuskegee Syphilis Study.