"(B) includes a liability designated as alimony, maintenance, or support, unless such liability is actually in the nature of alimony, maintenance or support; or".
At O'Hare, the final agreement between the city and the security agency was not signed until this afternoon because lawyers for both sides could not agree on language designating who would assume liability for incidents at the checkpoints, Mr. Walker said.
The amendment involving employers, likely to be offered Monday by Sen. Olympia J. Snowe (R-Maine), would allow businesses to deflect liability by designating a "decision maker" to administer the company's health plan.
In fact, its lack of range beyond the author's designated half century is a liability.
They would allow employers to shield themselves by naming an outside entity, known as "a designated decision-maker," to assume liability.
Other jurisdictions affirmatively have rejected such a duty, citing the potential that heightened exposure to liability would chill designated drivers from performing a valuable service.
Where delegation of management authority by the board occurs, this may be to designated committees such as an asset liability committee or other equivalent.
The tax money would come from a system that would permit taxpayers to designate up to $3 of their tax liability for deposit in the campaign reform fund.
Note, corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs) often designate specific, assigned agents for service.
Liabilities are designated with a 2XXXX series object code or expenditure type in the University's Chart of Accounts.
According to Citizens for Tax Justice, "American Fortune 500 corporations are avoiding up to $600 billion in U.S. federal income taxes by holding more than $2.1 trillion" of retained profits offshore, which they designate as "permanently reinvested" to avoid a tax liability.
