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negligence

[neg-li-juhns] / ˈnɛg lɪ dʒəns /


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The investigation by the Zurich Public Prosecutors' Office concluded there was "no evidence of criminal conduct or negligence on the part of the organiser".

From BBC

However, for an error of this magnitude to happen more than once involving the same medical team could suggest "negligence" or even "deception", our experts concluded.

From BBC

“Given the conditions and the level of medical negligence we are already challenging in court, this should not come as a surprise.”

From Los Angeles Times

The IRS will lift penalties for reasonable cause, but a tax preparer’s negligence or error doesn’t count as an excuse, a rule TAS calls “grossly unfair.”

From Barron's

The industry said it supports rooting out suspected fraud and negligence.

From MarketWatch