Sentence examples for fault awards from inspiring English sources

The Vaccine Injury Compensation system provides "no fault" awards to those injured by vaccines by tapping into a fund created through an excise tax.

The jury found Ford entirely at fault, awarding $25 million.

THE SOMEBODY ELSE'S FAULT AWARD -- To Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, who is busily ducking any blame for failing to prevent the stock market bubble and its awful aftermath.

They found Ford at fault and awarded the sisters' estate $311,000.

They presented the previous case of Vitantonio Liuzzi at the 2007 Japanese Grand Prix, specifically the FIA's claim that the presiding chief steward at the race, Tony Scott Andrews, had admitted fault in awarding the penalty to Liuzzi.

Who can fault Freelands Foundation's new award, aimed specifically at female artists who have not yet achieved the acclaim and public recognition their works deserve.

It was entirely possible that even after closing arguments, even after expert testimony that the doctor was at fault, the jury could award him nothing.

Every two weeks he receives $110 from a no-fault insurance claim awarded to him since a car accident in 1984, and $344 monthly in Supplemental Security Income.

The insurance companies, President Bush and the American Medical Association largely fault the rising cost of awards in malpractice lawsuits.

And when he came on I yelled, "The plane can't fly and I'm stuck here and it's all your fault!" "What happened at the awards?" "What happened?

Historically, English common law frequently analyzed the fault of the engaged parties, awarding ownership of the engagement ring to the innocent person.