Sentence examples for a liability to support from inspiring English sources

Chozick asked: "In a nation in which 66percentt of the voting-age population is overweight and 32percentt is obese, could Sen. Obama's skinniness be a liability?" To support her argument, she quoted Hillary Clinton supporters.

As far as the timing, it could be political, but I feel that it is still a liability for Republicans to support gay rights.

See id. at 8. Thus, Dr. Kennedy and Dr. Kessler argue that subjecting generic drug manufacturers to state tort liability is crucial to support the FDA's underlying concerns for safety.

Otherwise, Dirks v. SEC, 463 U.S. 646 (1983), requires a fiduciary breach or misappropriation to support liability.

But in doing so, he ruled that there was enough evidence of the company's "reprehensible" conduct to support a liability finding.

This research is begun well in advance of any possible liability litigation and not explicitly to support a position in a lawsuit.

To prove that a would-be trespasser acted with the intent required to support liability in tort it is crucial that defendant be placed on notice that he is trespassing.

This conclusion alone is sufficient to support a finding of liability for attempted monopolization.

There is no legal liability to make any payment to support the schemes.

And issuing more equity to support the liability on their own would not increase their funding cost in a way that represents any social cost.

FirstEnergy expects to take a noncash after-tax charge of $330 million against common equity next year to support its pension liability, the company said.