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Discover LudwigThe phrase "negligence on" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English.
If you are looking for a phrase to express something being neglected, you might use "neglect of." For example, "The defendant was found guilty of negligent behavior due to their neglect of safety protocols."
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In this area, doctors may feel precariously balanced between liabilities for negligence on the one hand and assault on the other.
The board said that he had practiced "with negligence on more than one occasion".
After a police investigation, officials ruled out criminal negligence on the part of the Selkirk Mountain Experience, one of Canada's most prominent adventure vacation companies.
"There was no negligence on our side.
"It was criminal negligence on an industrial scale".
He said: "There was no negligence on our side.
They are going to charge there was negligence on part of officers regarding safety precautions.
Isabel Amaro, an agency nurse, was found guilty of gross negligence on Monday.
Any negligence on your duty will ruin your reputation and career development".
It is political negligence on the part of both branches and both parties".
He added: "Without the negligence on Lufthansa's part, my son wouldn't have died like this.
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