Sentence examples for liability test from inspiring English sources

To make things even more complicated, in reaching its decision the appeals court cited with approval Judge Jones's opinion dismissing claims under the "irrevocable liability" test.

"A strict liability test must thus be applied," the court said in a statement, "the consequence being automatic disqualification as a matter of law and in fairness to all other athletes".

"A strict liability test must thus be applied," the court said in a brief opinion, "the consequence being automatic disqualification as a matter of law and in fairness to all other athletes".

The new offence will include a "strict liability" test so that police will only have to prove that the man paid for sex, and that the woman had been trafficked.

However, the Ninth Circuit concluded that the purchases of Toshiba's ADRs in the U.S. OTC market could satisfy Morrison's second prong, provided plaintiffs can satisfy the "irrevocable liability" test applied by other circuits to determine where a purchase or sale of a security off-exchange occurs.

Although Justice Scalia agreed that Aereo should not be allowed to steal the broadcasters' copyrighted works, he would have made a decision based on the second liability test because Aereo's subscribers were the ones in control of when Aereo would capture the TV signals to stream the shows.

Abuse liability testing plays an important role in informing drug development, regulatory processes, and clinical practice.

The present results indicating that a clinically-prescribed dose of oral tramadol has abuse liability-related effects in recreational drug users suggest the need for further abuse liability testing of the oral formulation in opioid abusers.

SP was initially focused on the issue of drug-induced QT prolongation, but has now become a broad spectrum discipline with expanding expectations for evaluation of drug adverse effect liability in all organ systems, not merely the narrow consideration of torsades de pointes (TdP) liability testing.

This paper describes the rationale and procedures for conducting what is considered by many to be the current "gold standard" for initial abuse liability testing of a novel compound: the classic acute dose effect comparison study in volunteers with histories of drug abuse.

The family of a young woman is suing the country's biggest out-of-hours GP provider and one of its nurses, whose failures meant her fatal condition was not diagnosed, because neither will accept liability in a test case over legal responsibility in a privatised NHS.