Sentence examples for address the liability from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Ms. Whitman, a Republican, had the state borrow $2.75 billion to deposit in the pension funds, to address the liability and keep annual payments low.

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli attempted to address the liability issue with the creation of a Natural Gas Damage Recovery Fund, which was introduced as legislation in the State Assembly and Senate.

In an effort to address the liabilities associated with credit card theft, credit card companies, beginning with Visa in 2001 with its Cardholder Information Security Program (CISP), began enacting data protection standards governing the processing, transmission, and storage of credit card data.

As a consequence there have been limited funds available to support the research and development of new antileishmaniasis treatments to address the liabilities of the current standard of care according to the target profile shown in Table 4.

The decision also addressed the liability of two railroad companies that had leased land to the distribution business.

"This is a serious issue," said Eva Talel, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer who recently participated in a seminar for property owners addressing the liability and insurance issues relating to mold litigation.

If the proposal only addresses the liabilities on banks' balance sheets, then there will be an incentive to move things off the books.

If the city is unable to set aside large sums to address the growing liability, Mr. Rosenfield said, one viable solution would be that "over time and through collective bargaining" current city employees contribute more.

While district administrators and board members can be held liable for not enforcing the law, which was approved by a two-to-one ratio, the law does not address the personal liability of most school employees, including teachers.

"This bill does nothing to address the unlimited liability exposure faced by the State of New York and other entities or industries that are self-insured or not specifically listed in the bill," Mr. Sensenbrenner said.

Congressional action might be needed to address the consular liability issue or to carve out special visas for visiting scientists.