reasonable care การใช้

• Being a strict liability statute, the defendant's taking reasonable care is irrelevant.
• They were not in breach of their duty to use reasonable care.
• In satisfying this standard, the trustee shall exercise reasonable care, skill, and caution.
• She had not exercised " reasonable care, " in other words.
• They had the obligation to take reasonable care in screening, " he wrote.
• -- Provide next of kin with reasonable care, accommodation and transporation.
• Chase had " a duty to the client to act with reasonable care,"
• Following surgery the patient should exercise reasonable care about the wound as it heals.
• "We just want people, landowners included, to act with reasonable care, " he said.
• Even if some were harmed, the professionals took reasonable care for risk to their patients.
• However, a host is required to take reasonable care of the guests in his home.
• What remains is to ensure that we take reasonable care whenever real-world identities are involved.
• Importers face penalties for failing to exercise reasonable care.
• "It's in how you define ` reasonable care .'He is obviously taking it to the extreme.
• Now I dare say all reasonable care was taken to correctly interpret the  notable requirement.
• It had a duty to exercise reasonable care.
• The damage should not be difficult to repair if the slit is cut with reasonable care.
• Slip-and-fall case law also shows that individuals are expected to exercise reasonable care to avoid apparent hazards.
• "A landlord must exercise reasonable care to protect its tenants against any foreseeable dangers, " he said.
• In most jurisdictions drivers have a duty to take reasonable care to avoid colliding with other road users.