Sentence examples for assessed liability from inspiring English sources

The investor who gets paid to "buy" the shares is gambling that ultimately, the assessed liability will be less than what was paid for them.

(Taxpayers can appeal to a U.S. District Court and to the U.S. Court of Federal Claims instead, but they must first pay the assessed liability and generally litigating there is more expensive. Most tax cases go to Tax Court).

By the time a court can assess liability, firms, products, and the marketplace are likely to have changed dramatically.

The court wrote, "By the time a court can assess liability, firms, products and the marketplace are likely to have changed dramatically.

The airlines and the T.S.A. have not yet been able to agree on a formula for assessing liability for claims, since checked bags pass through the hands of employees from both.

But medical experts outside the federal government asked to review the proposal expressed concern that guidelines could be seen as an attempt to assess liability for diseases linked to the dust rather than an effort to find answers that could lead to improved diagnosis and treatment.

Issues such as assessing liability in the results of accidents involving AGV need to be discussed.

"Drug testing has far exceeded its narrow pragmatic use for appropriately assessing liability in industrial accidents and is now being used to control people in the criminal justice system, the workplace, and even the social welfare system," he continued.

"Although defendant's tactics may have resulted in enough confusion to cause the I.R.S. to use an incorrect employee identification number in assessing its tax liabilities, such tactics do not save defendant from the harsh ramifications it now faces as a result of years of tax evasion".

Bank of America's lawyers are likely poring over these transfers and assessing any liability in anticipation of just such a bankruptcy filing.

Melanie Little, Mr. Mosher's lawyer, said she believed that Monsignor Placa had long had a potential conflict of interest in such cases because, she said, he met with victims as a spiritual adviser without alerting them that he was also a lawyer who might be helping the diocese assess its liability.