Sentence examples for from all liability from inspiring English sources

And most important, if the plan as currently drafted is approved, the shareholders, directors and management would be released from all liability in connection with their prebankruptcy activities.

I hereby agree to drug testing as required by The Washington Post policy and release The Post from all liability arising from such testing and/or the decisions made based on such testing.

They said there was no legal or medical precedent and cited a fear of a retaliatory malpractice suit, even though the Quinlans had signed a statement giving the doctors explicit permission to turn off the respirator and releasing them from all liability.

The cases cited by defendant, Tunkl v. Regents of Univ. of Cal . supra; Colton v. New York Hosp., 98 Misc.2d 957, 414 N.Y.S.2d 866 (1979); Olson v. Molzen, 558 S.W.2d 429 (Tenn.1977), all refer to exculpatory clauses which release a physician or hospital from all liability for negligence.

bonds of the state, whether option bonds or others, was made to operate as a discharge of the company from all liability for the payment of either the principal or interest of an equal amount of the bonds which had been issued for its benefit.

The Grace Line wishes to exonerate itself from all liability because the "harbormaster" was not authorized to pass on the sufficiency of the fasts of the "Anna C" which held the tier to Pier 52; the Carroll Company wishes to charge the Grace Line with the entire liability because the "harbormaster" was given an over-all authority.

The effect of assuming the exercise of these powers will be, that, by acts of Congress a man may not only be released from all the liabilities, but from all the privileges of a citizen.

Further, they usually agree to assume all medical, financial and psychological risks – releasing the genetic parents, their lawyers, the doctors and all other professionals from all liabilities.

In its early negotiations with the Indian government, DuPont had sought and won a remarkable clause in its investment agreement that absolved it from all liabilities in case of an accident.

Administration officials want to use terms written for early nuclear agreements that protect American contractors from almost all liability in case of accidents involving the release of radioactive material; the Russians have refused those terms.

Mr. Hand sued the Humana Health Plan of Texas but soon learned that such a case would be pushed from state to Federal court, where a Federal law would shield his employer-sponsored health plan from virtually all liability.