Sentence examples for for indemnity from inspiring English sources

They asked for indemnity, although I don't see how a government agency can do that".

For indemnity he no longer claimed monetary compensation but large territorial cessions, particularly, the transference of Pomerania to Sweden.

Opting for indemnity cover instead of "new-for-old"cover will usually cut costs too, as your belongings are insured for the current value, taking into account wear and tear.

The restraining order issued ex parte the same day, respondent giving bond as required ( 29 U.S.C. 107, 29 U.S.C.A. § 107, 47 Stat. 71, 72) for indemnity against loss occasioned by its improvident or erroneous issuance.

In filing for moral bankruptcy, the Republicans will formally attest that they have no morals, standards, or ethics on their balance sheet, and will agree to cease all activity as a political party in exchange for indemnity from any and all legal actions.

The Hospital points out that it has two substantive disputes here—one with Mercury, concerning Mercury's claim for delay and impact costs, and the other with the Architect, concerning the Hospital's claim for indemnity for any liability it may have to Mercury.

In addition to these general welfare and climate considerations, there is an economic interest in weather insurance: its potential to overcome the chronic problems of moral hazard, adverse selection and other forms of asymmetric information that affect credit and insurance markets in rural economies along with low administrative costs and ease in handling claims for indemnities.

Fee-for-service indemnity structures dominated dental reimbursement programs in the early 1990s, with 70% of the population being covered by such plans in 1994.

PEKING — The agitation in connection with the opium question is rapidly reaching a crisis, owing to the persistent demands made by the British Legation for an indemnity for breaches of the opium agreements and the re-issue of the instructions prohibiting the suppression of the retail trade in the provinces in which the cultivation has not been suppressed.

At the same time the Polish Government implicitly renounces its claim for an indemnity for the damage done and refrains from speaking of the "new guarantees" for its officials, and for the Polish population of Danzig, which had been demanded in a previous letter immediately after the incident.

…gesture by asking for an act of indemnity for the unconstitutional collection of taxes since the beginning of the parliamentary struggle with Prussian King William I in 1862.