Sentence examples for continuing liability from inspiring English sources

But those bonds may still represent a continuing liability to banks, and another source of market nervousness.

If, for example, as part of the divorce agreement, the parties agree that the husband will turn over ownership of the property to the wife, the husband will no longer have any interest in the future value of the property, no concern about the maintenance of the property and no continuing liability for injuries sustained there.

DENNY CRANE and Alan Shore, the two high-priced lawyers played by William Shatner and James Spader on ABC's "Boston Legal," were having a spirited argument about the continuing liability of big tobacco when the conversation was brought to a halt by the unfurling of a zipper.

Concerns over continuing liability has inhibited the greater use of marked crosswalks to enhance pedestrian mobility.

Whether the latest broadside against Blair would be successful in persuading the Quartet to remove him as a continuing liability, is an open question.

There was no debt involved, and Allison & Partners assumed the continuing liabilities of leases and salaries.

Campaigners believe that Dow has continuing liabilities relating to the 1984 Bhopal disaster that killed up to 20,000 people and seriously injured tens of thousands more.

Plunging crude prices and continuing liabilities emanating from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2011 led BP to report a record 2015 deficit of $6.5bn.

The €20bn "upper estimate" in the FT's analysis would cover the UK's share of continuing multiyear liabilities, including €241bn of unpaid budget appropriations, pension liabilities of €63.8bn and other commitments totalling about €32bn.

Why would you opt to continue limiting liability?

It adds that it's continuing its work on liability and other "emerging data issues".