Sentence examples for has been indemnified from inspiring English sources

About half of that sum has been indemnified by Murdoch's other major conglomerate, 21st Century Fox.

Instead of leadership, we got opportunism, and now that the country's ignorance of the diversity in the Arab world has been indemnified, how can we expect Americans to understand the promises of progression that lie in the Dubai ports deal?

"Lincoln Center is the only cultural organization using and maintaining public space that has been indemnified by the City of New York rather than being responsible for liabilities arising from that maintenance," said Kate D. Levin, the commissioner of cultural affairs.

A controversial documentary questioning the circumstances of Princess Diana's death has been shelved after insurers refused to indemnify the makers against potential libel lawsuits, reports the Sun.

Under these deals, executives are indemnified against having to pay "reasonable" legal bills arising from lawsuits associated with their work for the company.

People familiar with the issue said a sticking point had been Bertelsmann's refusal to indemnify Mr. Barry and Mr. Hummer completely from further lawsuits that the record companies have threatened to file.

The branches of municipal government are now at cross-purposes when it comes to who has access to law enforcement and who is indemnified from prosecution or investigation.

The publisher's decision also means other cleared defendants in the trial who were indemnified by News UK have dropped their cost claims.

Three other companies that were accused of conspiring with Mylan to corner the market on raw ingredients also settled, but because they are indemnified by Mylan, they will not have to pay any damages.

At the gallery, one of his most significant achievements had been to help persuade Congress to pass an act indemnifying art on loan from abroad.

But it would be three years before the US department of veterans' affairs reluctantly agreed to back a medical investigation, examining 300,000 former servicemen - only a fraction of those who had complained of being sick - with the government warning all participants that it was indemnified from lawsuits brought by them.