Sentence examples for making negligence from inspiring English sources
Keith Hylton of Boston University's law school estimates that the welfare-enhancing effect of making negligence more expensive would be the biggest economic benefit of loser-pays.
By making negligence costly through the threat of lawsuits, tort law assures us -- visiting a theme park, driving a car, taking a prescription drug -- that we're safe.
The conclusions of numerous critical investigations make negligence a forgone conclusion in this case.
It's just the sort of sophisticated, obsessive management by committee that makes the negligence at the crux of Sharapova's story – that she received an email in December with a link detailing the updated banned substance list for 2016 but no one in her cadre of agents, coaches, managers and personal trainers apparently clicked it – so difficult to accept.
10. "Our results call into question why the U.S. tort system persists in making determinations of negligence when compensation for medical injury is being considered.
"It was clear negligence.
A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-9 Panel Criticizes Charges Of Wrongdoing in '97 Case A state panel on medical conduct that reviewed the case of Lisa Smart, who died in 1997 in a Manhattan hospital after a routine gynecological operation, found that most of the charges of carelessness and negligence made by the state were either untrue or could not be proven.
In other countries the employee is free to supplement industrial injury benefits by making a claim for negligence.
Instead, it accused Mr. Stoker of breaching Section 17(a)(2) and (3) of the Securities Act of 1933, which only require showing negligence in making misleading statements.
In its 18-page verdict, the jury found against Philip Morris on all six counts of fraud, negligence and making a defective product.
What is needed are serious attempts by the EU to safeguard against future financial crises by, among other measures, making corporate recklessness and negligence an explicit criminal offence in all member states.
