Sentence examples for because of liability from inspiring English sources

Ladders aren't provided because of liability, but it was easy to pick cherries from the ground.

Many high schools have eliminated the event because of liability concerns.

Because of liability concerns, manufacturers rarely fight F.D.A. decisions to remove a medical product from the market.

The Brewers generally prohibit non-employees from racing because of liability concerns, said Schlesinger, the chief operating officer.

Instead, you have the occasional self-serving statements by officers and directors that they are resigning because of "liability" reasons.

The central Connecticut club originally sought to march in the Holyoke parade, but was turned away because of liability concerns.

The panic that retail investors are feeling, and they've pulled $197 billion out of their equity mutual funds this year according to TrimTabs, is a lot like what Wall Street financial firms have been going through they have too much debt, too little ready cash and thus they can't hold onto investments that might be lucrative years from now because of liabilities that are coming due today.

Even today much of the site is off limits to the public because of fears of liability, although a small waterfront park has been established north of the Anaconda site.

* Some camps have discontinued horseback riding because of the cost of liability insurance, or they are charging additional fees.

The Communications Decency Act absolves Internet service providers of liability because the sites are not considered the publishers of the information on their pages — their members are.

Much like BP who wants to down play the presence of oil in the ecosystem and its effects because of legal liability, the White House is joining the industry chorus perhaps to down play its political liability.