Sentence examples for increasing the liability from inspiring English sources
Just increasing the liability for copyright infringement (and creating a duty to police user-submitted files for infringement) could bankrupt either company overnight.
Because ECB losses result in seigniorage losses for the respective national treasuries in a way similar to ESM losses, the OMT programme obviously undermines the ESM ruling by increasing the liability risk beyond the level approved by parliaments.
Meanwhile it was reported that the European Union will unveil tougher rules on offshore drilling in its waters, including increasing the liability of companies in the event of a disaster.
The United States should revise its regulatory regime by: (1) significantly increasing the liability cap; (2) increasing an operator's financial responsibility requirement in the form of mandatory third-party insurance; (3) establishing a risk-based premium fund; and (4) creating a supplementary fund from firms that extract hydrocarbons in excess of a specific threshold level.
In recent weeks, council members have discussed repealing the ban and proposing severe restrictions on the use and sale of fireworks, as well as increasing the liability insurance costs of fireworks sellers.
If you don't do that, then as you know, the excessive credit creation by a financial institution means you're increasing the asset of the financial institution and you're increasing the liabilities of the private sector.
For example, in 2006 a rule change required the inclusion of pension benefits on the balance sheet, increasing the liabilities for every corporation.
The act also increases the liability protection for landowners who participate in the voluntary cleanup programs now established in more than 40 states.
Atlantic Mutual charges $22 to increase the liability coverage for damage to another driver's car to $50,000 -- from the $10,000 minimum -- while Erie charges $24.
