The consequences of this negligence extends past health to impact on gender, education, poverty reduction and dignity.
He further asserts the refusal as it applies to the present case violates public policy since it would release Dr. Drury from the consequences of his negligence.
On a snowy night in February, I went there for a meeting of the town board, the main business of which was the Attorney General's insistence that the town take specific steps to repair the consequences of its negligence.
We could see the erosion of support for a cost-effective instrument of foreign policy and national influence — and we would see the consequences of such negligence later, probably in the form of military commitments — or we could see a reform that makes foreign assistance a reflection of American ideals and a rigorous instrument of American interests.
These modeling processes only reflect the consequences of human negligence or errors, production quality of devices, equipment management & maintenance, etc., but don't embody how these factors affect protection hidden failure probability.
And as those developers apprehend more of the consequences of environmental negligence, they hope that other courses pick up the pace of ecological efforts and keep the game from being left in the dust.
So, if only to see what kind of world they have in mind, it's worth looking at what happens when government doesn't act to hold corporations accountable and protect people from the consequences of corporate negligence or malfeasance, and what happens when it can't.
When a passenger dies in a car accident that is the result of negligence, there are usually serious legal consequences for the driver.
It said: that the main consequence of that negligence was that Mr Ogden could not use the research he had undertaken in reliance of the university's assurances.
'Every railroad company organized or doing business in this state shall be liable for all damages done to any employ e of such company in consequence of any negligence of its agents, or by any mismanagement of its engineers or other employees to any person sustaining damage.' Laws Kan. 1874, c. 93, § 1.
