Without an understanding of the toxicological liability of proposed alternatives, the push for greener chemicals is limited to using chemical engineering tools to reduce the use of known hazardous precursors, maximize atom economy in synthetic processes, and increase the energy efficiency of reactions.
In doing so the book will provide relevant stakeholders, including policy makers and law enforcement authorities, with a better understanding of the non-liability principle and how it ought to be used in practice.
Never take a collateral loan without understanding all of the liabilities.
The greatest impediment to the widespread use of social media in healthcare domains arises from the lack of understanding of the true risks and liabilities of the medium and the conservative nature of the healthcare industry itself.
The direct victims of terrorism are innocent in the sense of not being responsible, on any credible understanding of responsibility and liability, for the injustice or oppression the terrorists fight against not responsible at all, or at least not responsible to the degree that makes them liable to be killed or maimed on that account.
A European Commission consultation on mobile health (mHealth) published this year noted: "Manufacturers need to have a clear understanding of their liability when designing mHealth solutions".
The thesis I advance, which I am calling "connectedness" or continuity between offense and remedy, is important not only to our understanding of tort law, but to our understanding of legal liability more generally.
This course develops an understanding of the fundamental concepts of Investment and Asset Liability Management (ALM) for actuaries.
Provided the terrorists accept some such understanding of responsibility and liability, they kill and maim people they themselves must admit to be innocent.
The account presupposes a certain understanding of responsibility and liability: a person is responsible for a state of affairs only by virtue of that person's voluntary, i.e., informed and free, act or omission that has a sufficiently strong connection with that state of affairs, and thereby becomes liable to some proportionately unfavorable response.
