But supposing a club makes every effort to mitigate its liability with perimeter hoardings, programme notes, PA announcements, assiduous stewarding and all-encompassing CCTV?
Less ability to mitigate chemical liability c.
Transformation analysis (MMP, matched molecular pair) of in-house available experimental data on hERG provided suggestions for modifications in order to mitigate this liability.
Implementation of environmental technology may build a positive brand image, mitigate environmental liabilities associated with a firm's products and services, and influence the mindset of customers and investors (Rao and Holt 2005).
Most importantly, the current study provides insights on the utilization of systematic medicinal chemistry approaches to mitigate safety liabilities while improving potency during progression from an initial genotoxic hit, the benzothiazole N-oxides (BTOs) to the lead-like AMES negative, crowded benzothiazoles (cBTs).
The partnership merely mitigates her liability if something goes awry with the drilling.
Such classification promotes beneficial use by end-users i.e. mitigating excessive liability.
By doing so, it simplifies the cost structure of the program and mitigates employer liability around managing the plan.
He told me that Mr. Gandolfini knew the difference between a probate asset — which is governed by his will — and a non-probate asset, like a retirement account, life insurance policy or asset held in an irrevocable trust Although Mr. Haber would not elaborate, the implication was that perhaps Mr. Gandolfini had assets in other vehicles that would mitigate his tax liability.
The penalties that may attach are unclear, but such a voluntary disclosure may mitigate taxpayers' criminal liability.
