In that case, the NHS would be left to pay for the errors of private cosmetic surgeons.
"Why should I as a worker pay for the errors in policies?" he asked, in response to reports that the embattled Greek state will cut his pay and, by extension, retirement benefits.
They think they are being asked to pay for the errors of others, who are using the past as a "pretext for extortion, a way to get German money", Mr Kundnani thinks.
"I offer my thanks to everyone who has joined us and help send a message to the broadcasters and the regulator, Ofcom, that the Greens' anti-austerity message – that we have to stop making the poor, the disadvantaged and the young pay for the errors of the bankers – must be heard".
In the third, Millar could not handle Lofton's grounder to first, and the Red Sox paid for the error.
Advertisers buy Facebook video on a cost-per-view basis that counts a view at three seconds or more, so marketers didn't pay extra for the error.
Like protesters in Spain, they feel the poor and unemployed are paying for the errors of politicians, the evasions of the rich, and the whole globalized system that rewards the tech-savvy initiated while punishing those left behind.
As Spain enters yet another year of austerity and sky-high unemployment, people such as De Carlos are increasingly fed up with seeing the country's most vulnerable paying for the errors of its banks.
"There is still a powerful sense around — fair or not — of a whole society paying for the errors and irresponsibility of bankers; of messages not getting through; of impatience with a return to 'business as usual' — represented by still soaring bonuses and little visible change in banking practices," he said in an article published in The Financial Times.
Notts were made to pay for the costly error as Vince reached his half-century with a slog sweep that went for six over deep midwicket off Patel.
