Sentence examples for forms of liability from inspiring English sources
The city insures itself for public art installations and all capital projects, and it will require the sponsors and the contractors to carry insurance that indemnifies the city for various forms of liability.
The White House, in announcing the independent program, stressed that it was intended to address economic losses and that it would not be tied to other forms of liability or penalties.
However, new forms of liability have emerged, through litigation under general human rights codes or specific regulations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
It has been said that the precautionary principle delineates a sort of "law in situation" analogous to the ethical judgement (Papaux 2006) as the precautionary principle does not introduce new forms of liability nor new criteria of risk assessment, but rather focuses on actors' responsibilisation, consequently promoting a prospective idea of responsibility rather than a retrospective one.
"Its legal framework does not enable individuals to be charged with different forms of liability, notably command or superior responsibility".
The New Hampshire Supreme Court's decision opened data brokers up to new forms of liability, and in 2007, a new federal law banned "pretexting" — the practice of approaching someone under false pretenses to obtain personal information — which is how Docusearch obtained Boyer's work address.
INDEMNIFICATION CLAUSE Lawyers recommend that leases contain language exempting the landowner from all forms of liabilities stemming from the company's activities.
Some observers have pointed out that the proposed amendments to the FCPA also target basic concepts key to establishing other forms of corporate liability, including environmental liability, tax liability, product liability and liability for racketeering, discrimination and so on.
Their papers ask Judge Baer to determine which of the three named parties is entitled to the ring, and to relieve the government of any form of liability for lawsuits in connection with it.
Then again, many countries nominally float but, for various reasons, often due to some form of liability dollarisation, intervene so as to keep the exchange rate within relatively narrow margins.
