It's probably criminal negligence.

Who's responsible for this negligence?

However, recognition without action is negligence.

I hope you're not imputing negligence.

I think that this is the result of gross negligence.

I think that this is the result of gross negligence.

Those responsible for this element of the investigation displayed gross negligence.

Legal aid in discrimination cases and in cases of medical negligence

Nineteen soldiers had been found guilty of killing or killing by negligence.

Therefore, there is no question of restricted access to legal aid in medical negligence cases.

In cases of gross negligence, the State might institute an action for indemnity against the official concerned.

In paragraph 1 it is stated that the general liability is based on negligence.

Nurse Holloway threatened me with legal action... when I used the words 'criminal negligence.

(a) Appropriate actions should be taken against the persons implicated in negligence and fuel embezzlement

2.11 Counsel contends that the Colombian authorities displayed serious negligence in the handling of Nydia Bautista apos s case.

The limitation might not apply, for instance, if there was proof of negligence or recklessness on the part of the operator.

Lest anyone should say, Alas for my negligence in the vicinage of Allah! Indeed I was among those who ridiculed.

Lest anyone should say, Alas for my negligence in the vicinage of Allah! Indeed I was among those who ridiculed.

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Commentators have called for legal aid to be granted in all cases involving discrimination or medical negligence.

In the circumstances, this lawyer apos s inaction or negligence cannot be attributed to the State party.

If a vehicle is stolen due to carelessness or negligence, an individual may be assessed for its loss.

Although this reduction was in line with the regulations, it still constituted stark negligence in respect of the special circumstances at hand.

At a time of economic well being and progress, though not widespread, complicity with that injustice through negligence or incapacity is unacceptable.

Such errors could not be attributed to lack of staff or resources they were the result of a lack of professionalism, if not outright negligence.

The Slovenian legislation to combat money laundering covered both self laundering and the perpetration of the offence by negligence ( should have known standards).

Any information and awareness raising campaigns to prevent situations of violence, abuse or negligence and to strengthen the system for the child s protection

In addition, a special law declared judges liable for damages caused by malice or gross negligence in the exercise of their judicial functions.

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The recent widespread occurrence of prison riots is almost always the direct result of the shortsighted neglect of our penal institutions, amounting to almost criminal negligence.

And warn thou them of thy Day of Sighing when the affair shall have been decreed while yet they are in negligence and are not believing.

And warn thou them of thy Day of Sighing when the affair shall have been decreed while yet they are in negligence and are not believing.

This is particularly disturbing since laws are expressions of political will, and their adoption cannot be explained simply by the negligence or abuse of State officials.

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It is due to the author apos s own actions and or negligence that the judgement of 5 May 1992 was not appealed in time.

For example, prisoner Youssef Al Raya died on 21 June 1998 in Ramleh Prison as a result of what is believed to be medical negligence.

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Article 19 also had to do with errors committed by services through negligence, for which administrative sanctions were particularly well suited.