Sentence examples for Exempt from liability from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court has ruled that a technology could be exempt from liability for contributing to copyright infringement if it has "substantial noninfringing uses".
UK law currently distinguishes between publishers, who pre-emptively edit content and are held liable for everything they host, and platforms, which are exempt from liability until they are given notice.
Telecommunications companies are exempt from liability under 18 U.S.C. 2511 2)(a)(ii), as long as they receive either a court order directing them to provide assistance or obtain a certification by the attorney general or his designee that no warrant or court order is required by law, that all statutory requirements have been met, and that the specified assistance is required.
Yet, others instead argued that it would be immoral for Google to be exempt from liability for the damage that others suffered due to Google's profitable commercial activity.
Thus all U.S. generic drugs -- which compose 80percentt of the market -- are exempt from liability for side effects.
Those might be modeled on "good Samaritan" laws, adopted by many states, which exempt from liability anyone providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation to someone who appears to have had a heart attack.
In major contracts the parties usually make specific provisions concerning the conditions under which the seller is to be exempted from liability for late delivery.
They should not be exempted from liability for any services they themselves offer, such as payment services.
Nevada, New York and at least a dozen other states have passed laws to exempt people from liability when they use a defibrillator to save someone.
The rules are unlikely to completely satisfy concerns of the U.S. government, which signed a landmark civilian nuclear agreement with India in 2006, and American vendors like General Electric, which have lobbied for India to exempt suppliers from liability.
The Xinhua news agency linked the episode to a perception of declining morals "as profit and materialism are perceived to be affecting society's values": A strong chorus of opinion on the Internet says laws should exempt Samaritans from liability, yet laws themselves cannot solve society's morality dilemma.
