Sentence examples for driven by liability from inspiring English sources

The Massachusetts swimming ban, too, is driven by liability concerns.

But what you quickly note with many of these issues is that they're driven by legal liability concerns.

His view is driven by the unfunded liabilities the government has taken on for future benefits, and he says the nation will simply not be able to pay them or finance them all with debt.

According to Richard Jones of the actuarial group Punter Southall, the recent fall in gilt yields (driven by QE) of around 50 basis points increases liabilities by around 10%.

The larger problem was corporate "double standards" in industrial hazards that emerged as industries faced regulation and liability in the most industrialized nations, driven by growing awareness of workers and the public about the disease threat from certain industrial air contaminants and water pollutants.

It's also worth noting that current versions of the device sit a step below Rift and Vive in terms of resolution but will be driven by the PS4 which could serve as both a major asset and liability.

Just as liability insurance "crises" (i.e., sudden rate hikes) are driven by this cycle and not by any lawsuit "explosion" as insurance lobbyists and others claim, the "tort reform" remedy that they push is a failed solution.

The seven-month rally in stocks has been strong enough to outstrip the rise in liabilities, and according to statistics compiled by the asset management arm of Bank of New York Mellon, the funding status of the typical U.S. pension plan got a.6% boost in September thanks to rising asset values, driven by the rising stocks around the world and outpacing the increase in liabilities.

This unwillingness is in part driven by varying algorithms with regard to diagnostic and treatment strategies, fear of potential malpractice liability, and/or anxiety of the patient.

The choice is usually driven by one of two impulses: to strengthen the positive attributes of a Presidential candidate or to mitigate the candidate's liabilities.

Probably driven by talking dogs.