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"admitting liability" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a legal context, when someone acknowledges or accepts responsibility for a mistake, accident, or wrongdoing. Here are some examples: - The company issued a statement admitting liability for the data breach. - The driver's insurance company is non-negotiable when it comes to admitting liability for the accident. - The defendant pleaded guilty, admitting liability for the robbery. - After much deliberation, the CEO finally released a public apology, admitting liability for the company's financial losses. - The contract clearly states that any breach of confidentiality will result in the employee admitting liability and facing legal consequences.
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West Midlands Police settled without admitting liability.
She said the police often paid compensation without admitting liability.
The Guardian settled the case without admitting liability.
Alcoa agreed to pay $85 million in cash to Aluminum Bahrain, or Alba, without admitting liability.
The Ghermezians countersued, and the case was settled last year, with neither side admitting liability.
He later settled the matter with a fine, without admitting liability.
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It might admit liability.
Samsung has not admitted liability.
The company did not admit liability.
The Foreign Office did not, however, admit liability.
This type of coverage has been called admitted liability insurance.
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