"Given this economy, they don't want to have unnecessary liabilities".
But if you're talking about actual witness testimonies versus expert testimony, I think it's valuable that you actually make sure that they're in person, on the floor of parliament, so you're not accidentally or incidentally exposing them to unnecessary legal liability.
By protecting the rights of our most vulnerable residents, we will promote public safety, limit unnecessary costs and liabilities and hold New York City to the highest standard.
Second, doctors practice defensive medicine, like ordering tests they know are probably unnecessary, because of potential liability and a very aggressive plaintiffs' bar.
Hitting an underground water, natural gas, petroleum, power, or telephone line can cause real problems, liability and unnecessary headaches.
There are nevertheless inherent advantages of managing environmental issues in a systematized way, in terms of access to finance and insurance, but more importantly to identify potential liabilities and avoid unnecessary expenditure on clean up and noncompliance.
Doctors and nurses don't want to speak up for fear of assuming legal liability, and this causes unnecessary errors.
But intervention that proves unnecessary creates moral hazard and big liabilities.Mr Obama has addressed the crisis earlier and in more detail than Mr McCain.
However, it does say that demands for the government to assume all liability for stored CO2 are unnecessary.
The motivations for reforming the medical malpractice tort environment, beginning in some states several decades ago, include assertions that limitations on liability would reduce expenditures on unnecessary health care services, specifically those services provided solely in defense of potential liability claims.
Even if the chance of pizza-related liability appears minimal, it is an unnecessary risk to titleholders, and there's no association-related benefit to be gained from this expenditure.
