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

It's probably criminal negligence.

to anyone, citizen or otherwise...

Any questions, musical or otherwise?

Otherwise, a year or two.

Who's responsible for this negligence?

otherwise supporting acts or activities of

Tonight or tomorrow. Otherwise we're screwed.

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.

However, recognition without action is negligence.

I hope you're not imputing negligence.

(i) to avoid or otherwise render ineffective, or to initiate an action to avoid or otherwise render ineffective, an assignment as a fraudulent or preferential transfer,

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

(a) Any communication by the addressee, automated or otherwise or

(iv) Other locally or otherwise available material enhancements.

The function returns TRUE on success, or otherwise FALSE.

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

Try and imagine a culture or a life, adult or otherwise without play.

taking the testimony or statements of persons or otherwise obtaining information from persons,

quot (a) any right of creditors of the assignor to avoid or otherwise render ineffective, or to initiate an action to avoid or otherwise render ineffective, an assignment as a fraudulent or preferential transfer

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

Who was here or has otherwise seen Hans Rosling's talk?

Parentheses () indicate a deficit or decrease, except as otherwise indicated.

It also indicates the Organization s potential to strengthen and direct international engagement within a conflict that might otherwise be exacerbated by negligence or by manipulation from outside, and the extent to which unanimity of purpose and willingness to act in a coherent manner can enhance the authority of the international community.

I think that this is the result of gross negligence.

I think that this is the result of gross negligence.

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.

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

Legal aid in discrimination cases and in cases of medical negligence

Some participants wished to know whether the acts listed in article 19 had to be intentional, or whether simple negligence should also be punished.

Provisions already exist for disciplinary action and, where appropriate, for imposing financial liability in cases where gross negligence or wilful misconduct has been established.

... Otherwise it is (or will be) hard to avoid a counterproductive situation.

(i) is available to the general public through publication or otherwise and

E. Derogatory, culturally or otherwise offensive use of elements of indigenous culture

(iv) any other locally or otherwise available and accepted hazard recognition materials.

(a) Registered, titled or otherwise documented in the territory of a Party

95. Ecological disasters, nuclear or otherwise, risk destroying every form of life.

Miss Casswell is where I can lend no support, moral or otherwise.

Watch out he doesn't escape or die. Otherwise, do as you like.

(ii) to avoid or otherwise render ineffective, or to initiate an action to avoid or otherwise render ineffective, an assignment of receivables that have not arisen at the time of the opening of the insolvency proceeding,

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.

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.

48. Forced labourers, including those sick or injured, were frequently beaten or otherwise physically abused by soldiers, resulting in serious injuries some were killed, and women performing compulsory labour were raped or otherwise sexually abused by soldiers.