Sentence examples for Hold harmless from inspiring English sources

The advisory group recommended that electronic health record suppliers drop "hold harmless" clauses from their sales contracts.

Congress shouldn't make it harder on itself by promising to hold harmless every company that has manipulated the status quo to its advantage.

It would hold harmless most homeowners in terms of their tax liability, while improving fairness and raising net revenue that could finance tax rate reductions.

"I'm very encouraged that he would hold harmless the older workers," said Mr. Harkin, an advocate of employee pension rights for years.

Is it unethical for politicians to shift burdens to future generations, often ignoring the long-term-debt implications, while they hold harmless the older demographic (that is, likely voters) whose generation of politicians created the underfunded programs they currently benefit from?

"There's been an increasing awareness among the public that at a time of shared sacrifice needed to get our economy moving again and create jobs, you can't hold harmless hedge fund managers, corporate jets and oil companies," said Jason Furman, principal deputy director of the National Economic Council.

No program will be held harmless".

"There has got to be something that is held harmless.

"Anything that's in the ground we're holding harmless," Ms. Levin said.

But no industry should be held harmless from its impacts on the environment and the nation's infrastructure.

Better to endorse a wage freeze, they say, than to argue that teachers should be held harmless against the economic storm.