Sentence examples for a share of liabilities from inspiring English sources

Scotland would accept a share of liabilities, he says.

If they say we [the rest of the UK] are the continuing state, we take all of the assets of the UK – remember the pound is a shared asset – then it flows from that that Scotland couldn't then be expected to take a share of liabilities.

The amounts demanded by BP — $272 million from Anadarko and $111 million from Mitsui — reflect the provisions of each company's joint operating agreement with BP, which gives a share of liability equal to each company's share of ownership.

By assuming a share of the liabilities of many different insurance firms, reinsurance firms make it possible for mammoth claims following a storm or earthquake to be paid without bringing down the insurers that issued most of the policies in the affected area.

I want to see an independent Scotland take on a fair share of liabilities.

This would show that the vast majority of working families are shouldering a share of income tax liabilities.

One explanation is the increasing reliance on uninsured wholesale funding as a share of total bank liabilities.

Seeking redress through civil suits, lawyers believe that the British Columbia judge in the Cariboo case set a national precedent when she assigned a 60percentt share of liability to the Anglican Church and 40percenttothethe federal government.

Fiscal rules have been toughened, but creditor countries have resisted any sharing of liabilities.

In contrast, Ms. Merkel insists that there must be greater central control of national budgetary and economic policies to ensure they respect E.U. rules before any sharing of liabilities.

The UK government, in the wake of a yes vote, will want Scotland to take its fair share of liabilities.