Sentence examples for malpractice act from inspiring English sources

I would like to think that MacKaye already has, with safety deposit boxes in banks throughout the D.C. area, prepared for every unthinkable contingency death by mosher, heckler, cop, skin, zoo animal, hamburger, sexism, malpractice, act of God, ass failure, drums, involuntary whiteness, and so on each with a special tape berating the responsible party or parties, then offering them $5 to go away.

The grid disconnection in inadvertent islanding occurs in the following conditions [5]: A fault that is detected by the protection mechanism of the grid but not by the protection devices installed in the grid connected DG Equipment failure causing accidental disconnection of the normal grid Human mistake or malpractices An act of nature.

Twenty-five participants mentioned that inter-personal conflicts and lack of emotional and legal supports (such as malpractice coverage) also act as barriers to clinical decision-making in nursing.

A24 House Acts on Malpractice In an important victory for President Bush, the House passed legislation imposing a $250,000 limit on jury awards for pain and suffering in medical malpractice cases, arguing that frivolous lawsuits are driving liability premiums out of control and forcing doctors out of business.

Limited liability companies have been with us since 1855, yet it is hard to think of any sustained effort by shareholders to check their malpractices or harmful acts.

It would be an act of fiscal malpractice for states to turn this down".

The mass hysterectomies by private clinics in Dausa is a wicked act, but such malpractice is happening in other areas as well.

Declining to "spoil" such an ending in a book review would be an act of critical malpractice similar to a dining columnist's not disclosing that last night's dessert had a surprise crunchy center of dead cockroach that, when he reached it on his final bite, he realized he'd been tasting since his first mouthful.

Victims of investment malpractice will tend not to act at all.

Austerity in response to the Great Recession is an act of economic malpractice equivalent to the medical practice of bleeding patients.

The emails claim the alleged malpractice breaches the UK's Bribery Act and the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which ban bribery of foreign officials.