Sentence examples for apparent liability from inspiring English sources
The FCC served AT&T its notice of apparent liability (NAL) today, and it has 30 days to respond.
In recent weeks, the company and the commission staff have been wrangling over how long the company had been aware of the problem and whether the F.C.C. would initiate a Notice of Apparent Liability, as formal enforcement charges are known.
But Reagan turned this apparent liability into an asset by portraying himself as an ordinary citizen who was fed up with a state government that had become inefficient and unaccountable.
These and more Kafkaesque badges adorn this Notice of Apparent Liability (NAL), in which the Federal Communications Commission seeks to impose a $100 million fine against AT&T for failing to comply with the apparently opaque 'transparency' rule the FCC adopted in its 2010 Net Neutrality Order".
In 2000, the FCC issued seven so-called Notices of Apparent Liability based on the 111 complaints.
But Raj Mody, PwC's global head of pensions, said: "Slight improvements in gilt yields have contributed to the apparent deficit reduction, but liability measurement by gilt yields does not necessarily represent reality, given pension liabilities are mainly affected by longevity and inflation".
But it may also be remembered as the beginning of the end — the season in which the League's balance sheet of accumulating liabilities became fully apparent.
If we treated the rise in public debt as a contingent liability of households, the apparent gain in US household net worth would largely disappear.
So there is no way to know how much of that apparent $18.5 billion excess of assets over liabilities is wiped out by those debts.
But the apparent reason it was rejected — that the defendant did not admit liability — is without legal foundation.
To make the situation worse, there is apparent seething anger in Japan that Japanese government carries the ultimate liability, unlike the US, thus Japanese tax payers have to bear its huge cost burden.
