Sentence examples for does not indemnify from inspiring English sources

The city expects its officers to act like police officers at all times, but "does not indemnify them" at all times, he said.

Those serving on the board with appointments at Duke would generally be covered under Duke's insurance but Duke generally does not indemnify independent contractors, such as DSMB members, meaning that the external members should either come from an institution that would cover them or they must purchase their own coverage.

The shadow climate change minister, Mark Butler, has issued a clear warning to Australia's energy sector that Labor does not support the government indemnifying new coal plants against the future risk of a carbon price – noting the cost to taxpayers could run into billions.

That translates to less than $2 million in annual premiums a figure that does not include what museums and institutions pay to indemnify items they borrow and put on display.

To the contrary, the agreements appear to indemnify Amazon against any loss of damage, does not appear to offer a separate SLA for Glacier, and limits recovery under existing SLA's (for services, such as S3) to refund of fees for periods the service was unavailable.

The nurse claims she does not need to pay out as her employment contract specifically states that the company had insurance in place "to indemnify … for any claim arising from any wrongful act committed by … any employee while carrying out their contractual obligations".

If the agreement does not meet the legal requirements to be considered a valid contract, the "contractual agreement" will not be enforced by the law, and the breaching party will not need to indemnify the non-breaching party.

The idea that "imagination" has to mean making stuff up, rather than seeing reality in a fresh way, is pretty primitive, and the book doesn't really need to indemnify itself against that objection.

Several of them have argued in court that they do not have to indemnify the N.F.L. because of the policies they wrote.

"You don't just indemnify against one risk at a given point in time, you have to insure against a broad range of threats over the longer term," he said.

During negotiations, offers had risen as high as $16.5 million, but the board -- controlled by members of the venture capital firm Hummer Winblad -- refused, in part because the deal did not include provisions to indemnify the Hummer Winblad representatives on the Napster board, Hank Barry and John Hummer, from legal liability in the copyright infringement lawsuits.