Sentence examples for an additional liability from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump does list an additional liability connected to the Chicago tower — this one in excess of $50 million — on his financial disclosure form.

But the transportation agency, a state-controlled authority, did not appear eager to assume an additional liability of $98 million a year; the authority is weighing a subway and bus fare increase to offset its own deficit.

JG: I think that minorities are programmed in a way that accounts for an additional liability.

Airbnb today announced an additional liability insurance program that will provide U.S. hosts with up to $1 million worth of protection in the case a guest is accidentally injured anywhere in a host's building or on their property during their stay.

The result could have translated to an additional liability of more than $70 million if the district had to make up the difference.

In that filing, the group stated its demand for "additional monies due … so that the settlement amounts of their Miramonte claims will be equal to the settlement amounts of the later-settled Miramonte claims". The result could have translated to an additional liability of more than $70 million if the district had to make up the difference.

If a leak is discovered requiring special cleanup or there are claims by neighbors of groundwater pollution, the costs will probably not be covered by either the normal "all risks" homeowner policy or any additional liability coverage.

You might be able to lower your costs further by picking up an umbrella policy, which provides additional liability coverage, said Steve Podnos, a financial planner in Merritt Island, Fla.

If the association fail  to give such notice as and when above provided, a termination of such additional liability may thereafter be accomplished as of the date six month  subsequent to publication, in the manner above provided.

Relying on this language, the plaintiffs assert that Microsoft's anticompetitive efforts to maintain its monopoly power in the market for Intel-compatible PC operating systems warrant additional liability as an illegal attempt to amass monopoly power in "the browser market".

If that number is more than your annual salary, it's a good idea to purchase additional liability limits of up to $300,000 for bodily injury and $100,000 for property damage.