- foul per
fidem intrepidus fearless through faith per
incuriam through inadvertence or
carelessness Legal term
referring to a
decision that was made by a...
-
regime in 1968–70, the
welfare state had made some impact,
almost by
inadvertence, on
social inequality and the
maldistribution of real income". Public...
- such a case
protect a
lessee who is
uninformed either by design, by
inadvertence, or by his own carelessness?" The
crash took
place three days following...
-
accidentally and
proceeding on a
wrong ****umption. By
sheer ****verance,
inadvertence, and luck,
Toody and
Muldoon bring each case to a
successful conclusion...
- mind
which however is much
serious in
nature than mere
inadvertence. ...
whereas inadvertence is a
milder form of negligence,
negligence by
itself means...
-
responsibility for an
action can be
diminished or even
nullified by ignorance,
inadvertence, duress, fear, habit,
inordinate attachments, and
other psychological...
- he gave the king on this matter – he
judged himself culpable through inadvertence – when he saw
proven that the
enslavement of
blacks was
every bit as...
- zeal and to take care that it is not
capsized by anyone's
malice or
inadvertence; but when the sea has
overwhelmed it, zeal is useless."
Demosthenes (Third...
- foul per
fidem intrepidus fearless through faith per
incuriam through inadvertence or
carelessness Legal term
referring to a
decision that was made by a...
- anxieties.
Commercial tenants may now use an "honest mistake" or an "
inadvertence" to
disregard the
timely renewal of
their lease. The non-renewal of the...
