Sentence examples for adequate indemnity from inspiring English sources
The scheme will ensure, among other things, that the security firms themselves have adequate indemnity cover.There do not yet seem to have been any claims, or lawsuits, over the use of armed ship guards, says Tom Heinan of International Registries (which runs the Marshall Islands' shipping register).
The majority felt that there was both adequate pay (71%, 42/59) and adequate indemnity (66%, 39/59).
The provision of adequate pay and adequate indemnity for health-care staff involved in disaster response have been identified as essential motivators for Australian relief personnel [ 41].
While the majority felt that there was both adequate pay and adequate indemnity, further work clarifying this, based on national conditions of service should be, and are, being explored currently by the state based teams in Australia.
While most felt that there was both adequate pay and adequate indemnity this needs to be predetermined with funding, insurance and indemnity issues resolved before deployment, including guidelines on what will be funded on deployment and policy developed on use of cash advances and credit card use (16).
While the majority felt that there was adequate pay and adequate indemnity, further work clarifying this based on national conditions of service should be, and are, being explored currently by the state based teams in Australia and the Australian Health Protection Committee.
Actually obtaining adequate insurance cover at a reasonable price or a worthwhile contractual indemnity may be an entirely different matter.
White wrote in his 2003 memo granting KBR the indemnity that he "considered the availability, costs and terms of private insurance to cover these risks, as well as the viability of self-insurance, and have concluded that adequate insurance to cover the unusually hazardous risks is not reasonably available".
For here the appellant is a subcontractor retaining what the contractor complainant did not have in the Waterman case, namely, a completely adequate remedy at law against its customers, buttressed by the Government's guaranty of indemnity to the contractor for all liability incurred by him on account of withholding funds allegedly due the appellant.
