Sentences with phrase «inherently dangerous activities»

Presently, most applications inquire if the applicant is a pilot or skydiver because these are considered to be inherently dangerous activities.

One snag here is that the law also says that with inherently dangerous activities, the participant is willingly assuming the risk involved.

Ocean kayaking is an inherently dangerous activity.

The court decided against using the lower standard because the child was willfully engaged in an inherently dangerous activity: driving a snowmobile.

Traveling by car, truck, or motorcycle is an inherently dangerous activity, and when crashes occur, people can lose their lives.

Both the Government of Ontario and the Government of Canada maintain that sex work is an inherently dangerous activity and that they don't have an obligation to ensure safer laws for sex workers.

Climbing is an inherently dangerous activity.

However, it is also an inherently dangerous activity for its riders due to lack of protection, high speed, and increased likelihood for loss of control and collision.

This distinction suggests that the court might have found the liability release to be enforceable had the club member been injured while engaged in an inherently dangerous activity directly related to membership in the club.

Not exact matches

There isn't anything inherently dangerous with HIIT but lower impact activities like elliptical and stationary bikes can definitely be used.

Dangerous because consumers expect the vehicles they buy to be safe, yet they also want to make calls from their cell phones, an inherently unsafe activity.

Customer acknowledges that the Services are not designed or intended for use in high - risk activities including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, in any direct or active operations of any equipment in any nuclear, aviation, mass transit, or medical applications, or in any other inherently dangerous operation.

This is the time of year for bugs and far less pleasant creatures to be out and about, and they can turn dangerous in the blink of an eye.3) Some summer activities are inherently dangerous.