Sentence examples for full of liability from inspiring English sources

According to the New York Times, Jean Richter, who was sent to Iraq to review Blackwater's operations, warned in a memo dated 31 August 2007 that little oversight of the company, which had a $1bn contract to protect US diplomats, had created "an environment full of liability and negligence".

"And if this isn't Sanders's position – if he supports full return of liability for sellers and makers – then he should clarify immediately".

Lawyers acting for the family confirmed it had secured an undisclosed settlement from the MoD in December 2013 following a full admission of liability for the incident in July that year.

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Shell's acceptance of full liability for the spills follows a class action suit bought on behalf of communities by London law firm Leigh Day and Co, which represented the Ivory Coast community that suffered health damage following the dumping of toxic waste by a ship leased to multinational oil company Trafigura in 2006.

The percentage of full liability and ultimate liability was dramatically higher in litigations settled in court (60percentthanhan those resolved out of court (8.4percentt) [ 20].

The London Schedule of Payments, of 5 May 1921, established the full liability of the combined Central Powers at 132 billion gold marks.

When that burst in 2008, Ireland recklessly guaranteed the full liabilities of its six largest banks with public money.

However, even if it is successful in doing this, it is by no means clear that the German people would vote in favour of accepting full liability for eurozone debt.

"Degree of liability" divided liability into five circumstances: "full liability" (hospital accepts 100% liability for patient's injury), "ultimate liability" (hospital accepts 50%100%% liability), "equal liability" (hospital accepts 50% liability), "secondary liability" (hospital accepts 10%50%% liability), and "minor liability" (hospital accepts <10% liability).

Shell faces a bill of hundreds of millions of dollars after accepting full liability for two massive oil spills that devastated a Nigerian community of 69,000 people and may take at least 20 years to clean up.