In those cases, he said, his group tries to educate the host about what he or she has said, what is protected speech and what constitutes liability.
He explained that Union Hall contains any number of potential child-hazards that could constitute a liability for the owners — an open staircase, a full-size boccie court involving "hard balls thrown around".
The findings indicate that these five risk categories constitute general liability classes for adolescent substance involvement, and may identify homogeneous groups of children requiring distinct preventive interventions.
For example, while global health programs that challenge cultural, religious, ideological, social and behavioral norms are often compelling in terms of their capacity to achieve primary health outcomes, they may also create unquantified downstream benefits, or constitute potential liabilities, from the diplomatic and foreign policy perspectives.
Under amendments to the Washington State vehicle code adopted since the original series went off the air, in 1991, this now constitutes a liability issue, which would trigger insurance headaches like you would not believe.
Then there's Gov. Mitch Daniels of Indiana, who came to Washington in February and delivered the kind of speech that conservative campaigns are built on: a dense and fluent argument for limited government, rooted in the premise that America's fiscal liabilities constitute a "survival-level threat".
They constitute grave security liabilities for Israel.
BP, though, says that the suit is ""solely a statement of the government's allegations and does not in any manner constitute any finding of liability or any judicial finding that the allegations have merit".
