And in the middle, you have the humble pharmacist, responsible for diagnosing ailments and dispensing medicines – and personally liable for errors.
Mexican providers opposed a malpractice evaluation system because they did not want to be held liable for errors due to equipment deficiencies and lack of supplies [ 42].
That would make them liable for material errors and omissions in their ratings.
Once the new auditors sign financial statements, they can be found liable for past errors if they build on the past in that way.
The Securities and Exchange Commission already approves nationally recognized statistical ratings organizations and is contemplating tightening oversight and regulation further — maybe even making the likes of Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings financially liable for rating errors.
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These approaches are potentially liable to error, for example through inaccuracies in DNA concentration measurement, or from errors in handling and pipetting template DNAs for the construction of separate calibration curves.
She has not, Bishop Sisk wrote, "been justly liable to evil report, for error in religious or for viciousness of life" in the past three years.
"H.M.O.'s should be held liable for consumer complaints, errors and medical malpractice," he said.
'Life at Newbury Hall School': Overall, The Royal Ballet School was issued the notice last November after an earlier Ofsted inspection found pupil safeguarding was "not effective" and the system for vetting staff was "liable to error," reported Schools Week.
Are moral judgments liable to error?
