Sentence examples for creating a liability from inspiring English sources

"Today's House vote," Mr. Bush said, "is an important step toward creating a liability system that fairly compensates those who are truly harmed, punishes egregious misconduct without driving good doctors out of medicine and improves access to quality affordable health care by reducing health care costs".

This creates a liability if quality measures are not met.

"A performance warranty creates a liability on a company's balance sheet," explained Christian Scharrer, a risk analyst with the unit.

Endorsement transfers the rights of the endorser to the new holder and also creates a liability of the endorser for payment of the amount of the draft if the drawee does not meet payment when the draft becomes due.

No party shall have the authority to bind the other party or to contract in the name of or create a liability against the other party in any way for any purpose.

In its report, S.& P. said it was concerned about potential claims from customers of Lehman's London unit, which "could create a liability for Capco that exceeds the insurer's resources".

However, merchants must also understand this advancement has created a liability shift.

In short, the Fed acquires an asset (the Treasury Security) and creates a liability (the money or deposits).

This also creates a liability nightmare for innocent nonprofits.

He said this created a liability for him as the property owner.

When rules and regulations are enforced to the point of absurdity for owners whose situations don't fit inside the typical box, it creates a liability for the association.