Sentence examples for effect indemnifying from inspiring English sources

In response, some sellers are promising to match future price drops, in effect indemnifying the buyer against further slumps.

Hypo Real's new credit line will presumably have shunted unsecured creditors down the queue too.So far only the Irish solution has avoided this adverse effect, by indemnifying most creditors and allowing shareholders to reap the subsequent gains.

Denver handled the painstaking process of indemnifying the artworks, and Columbus took on the budget and expenses.

Panetta also argued forcefully in favor of indemnifying any C.I.A. officers whose actions, as described in the memos, might have opened them up to criminal charges.

The guidelines would force corporations who contribute technology to indemnify the United Nations against potential challenges involving intellectual property claims.

Lenders typically will not offer mortgages to borrowers with down payments below 20 percent, unless the borrowers get insurance to indemnify the lender in the event of a default.

(The wider effect of this trend may be mitigated by language in corporate charters that provide for the company to indemnify directors against lawsuits, and by director and officer liability insurance policies).

As a result, despite the fact that common law does permit an employer to be indemnified against the acts of an employee, there are numerous statutory and industrial award abrogations of this common law effect.

Would the Qatari organizers indemnify FIFA against potential legal problems?

Saatchi has agreed to indemnify the unpaid wages.

I just wanted to be indemnified against another disease.