Sentences with phrase «bite rule»

This means it combines the one - bite rule with strict liability rules.

Yes, we live in a bumper sticker society, where nuanced is scorned, sound bites rule, and careful contemplation is a rarity.

We don't have a one - bite rule in our house so they don't have to taste something if they don't want to» she says.

Forcing the issue would just cause a negative reaction, but the one bite rule allows them to try every dish.

In other words, the one - bite rule makes it necessary to demonstrate by a preponderance of the evidence that the animal's owner was negligent in preventing the attack from occurring.

The one - bite rule dates back hundreds of years to the English common law, and it holds that a dog's owner is not legally responsible for the first time his or her dog attacks another person.

Idaho's one - bite rule means that the dog owner can not be held liable the first time a dog bites, particularly if the canine didn't have a history of aggression prior to the first bite.

The one bite rule needs to be repealed in Virginia.

Since truth telling is important in our family — and since I didn't know about the telling is important in our family — and since I didn't know about the two - bite rule — I mentioned the earlier incident.

Use the One Bite Rule.

Enforce the «one bite rule»; the child must take at least one bite of food each time it's served.

The 3 bite rule will still be in effect — you're not eligible for dessert until you try everything — but it still won't be a big deal.

It's only since she started therapy that she's been able to express her horror at the one bite rule.

We abandoned the one bite rule a couple of years ago, but our picky eater still talks about the horror of that rule.

And for those picky eaters, this month is a good time to put picky eater strategies, like the one - bite rule, into effect.

We now have a five bite rule, which we could never have done before.

Jacobsen: Some parents who choose the three - bite rule may have initial success, but it may not last.

I was one of those children who was incredibly picky when it came to food and, despite my mom's gently enforced «one bite rule,» I went on to become an incredibly picky eater as an adult, as well.

Tame the picky eater with various strategies, including the one - bite rule, but if they insist they don't like a certain food, forcing it on your kids every day is setting you up for a war none of you is going to win.

If we do ever have a day where he doesn't want to eat — we revert to the two bite rule.

My solution involves following the three - bite rule.

Not every indulgence warrants the three - bite rule.

«If you absolutely must have a dessert, follow my three polite - bite rule: three bites and step away from the cookies»

Try the one bite rule.

A suggestion that many dietitians will use with clients is the «one bite rule».

But if you're being mindful about food intolerances, going low - sugar impact, implementing my three - bite rule, and otherwise eating intelligently, these seven strategies will complement those efforts and help you to stay lean and healthy, even when everyone else is going facedown in the eggnog cheesecake:

If your friends insist on dessert and you're aching to try it, stick to my three - bite rule: Have three (polite!)

This seems a bit The Rules to me.

Todd didn't know my bite rule and took Gopher home, bathed him, cleaned the wounds, and gave him an extra helping of wet food.

The rationale of the one bite rule was that domestic animals by definition were not injurious, and therefore liability could be predicated only on the defendant's knowledge that a particular animal had a propensity to behave in manner that was injurious to humans.

Latin for «knowingly,» the theory behind scienter reflects common law strict liability claims, as well as the one bite rule.

In dog bite - related personal injury cases, Texas uses the «one bite rule.»

Since scienter requires the dog to have a previous inclination or tendency to behave dangerously, it is sometimes referred to as the «one bite rule» — the dog owner may not be liable for the first attack but will be for any subsequent ones.

Dog bite law in Texas and other states that have similar legislation is sometimes referred to as the «one bite rule,» although this is an informal expression and in fact there is no actual law in Texas that has this name.

There are very few instances where victims are not able to seek compensation in these cases, and the «one bite rule» no longer applies.

In Maryland, a dog owner can become «strictly liable» for any personal injuries their dog causes under a law occasionally referred to as the «one - bite rule.»

While in some states there is a «one - bite rule,» meaning the owner is only liable if the dog has bitten or demonstrated aggressive behavior previously, Arizona is a «Strict Liability» dog bite state.

Texas, however, is one of 18 states which apply the «one - bite rule.»

New York is considered a «mixed» state, which means that the one - bite rule is mixed with the strict liability law in regard to the state's dog bite statute.

Texas adheres to the so - called «one bite rule.»

Many states throughout the United States apply the «one - bite rule» in personal injury cases involving dog attacks.

The state of Texas adheres to the «one bite rule,» meaning that if a dog has previously bit someone (or even tried to) and the owner or keeper was aware of the animal's previous dangerous conduct, they can be held strictly liable for 100 % of the victim's injuries and financial damages should the dog cause injury to another person.

These statutes therefore create a single exception to the one bite rule: the victim is not required to prove scienter if a dog bites him while the dog is at large and if the dog is at large because of its owner's negligence.

Both Utah and Washington State have strict liability laws that will hold the dog's owner liable for your damages, while Idaho adheres to the one - bite rule.