Sentence examples for demand for liability from inspiring English sources

In theory, a negligence rule creates incentives for efficient care, hence there should be no negligence, no claims and no demand for liability insurance.

In each case individual judgment is of importance when evaluating whether or not the demand for liability has been met [ 20, 22].

Nearly every insurance agent polled last fall by reinsurer PartnerRe Ltd. reported growing demand for cyberattack liability insurance, with 45% reporting a "significant" uptick.

The demand for professional liability is described in paragraph 4 of The Norwegian Medical Personnel Act (Helsepersonelloven).

Indeed, central banks now need to think about the conduct of monetary policy in environments where the evolution of banking and payments systems already has implied and will continue to imply a declining demand for their liabilities.

It states that medical personnel is to perform according to the demands for professional liability and tender care which may be expected based on the qualifications of the personnel, the type of work and the situation[ 20].

The Fukushima fallout includes a Greenpeace demand for revising similar liability laws around the world, such as in Canada.

Private underspending creates both a need for fiscal stimulus and a simultaneous demand for the government liabilities a stimulus entails.

Long-dated inflation-linked bonds are probably the best match for pension liabilities and demand for them is so high that, in Britain, real yields are remarkably low.And even inflation-linked bonds do not cover investors against all risks, particularly increased longevity.

Standard & Poor's cut its long-term corporate credit ratings on General Motors and said it may cut ratings on Ford Motor, citing weakening North American demand for autos and mounting pension liabilities.

High prices, and the fact that many venues require couples to take out liability insurance, feed demand for wedding insurance.