Sentence examples for eventual liability from inspiring English sources

"It establishes the doctrinal framework for the eventual liability of the gun industry".

In this case, Harris County, Tex., wanted to limit its eventual liability by requiring its deputy sheriffs to use up their accumulated comp time.

In that case, any eventual findings on liability would perhaps then be followed by criminal proceedings and by further civil actions stretching far into the future with, a long way down the road, an official inquiry.

If you've got a large net worth and usually make annual gifts to your heirs to reduce your eventual estate tax liability, then you–and your kids–should have a special interest in presidential politics this year.

The paper quoted experts suggesting such arrangements could be used to reduce eventual inheritance tax liabilities.

She also admitted there were three other "future potential liabilities" which could take the eventual bill way over £5bn.

(The eventual owners, not Tishman Speyer and BlackRock, are expected to inherit liability for the $215 million in rent rebates).

The government has estimated that the cost of guaranteeing the delayed mortgage payments would add a £1bn contingent liability to government borrowing, but only cost £100m directly in eventual defaults.

We've already set out how operators will be required to put aside money from day one for their eventual clean-up and waste storage, and now we're increasing substantially the liability to be taken on by operators".

To be credible, any eventual turnaround plan will require existing shareholders to be wiped out, pension liabilities to be slashed and commercial lenders (owed at least ¥530 billion) to be forced to accept equity in exchange for most of their loans.

Crist's moderate stances and eventual switch to the Independent party made him wildly unpopular with the GOP and a possible liability for LeMieux's campaign.