Based on the concerns Mr. Karp outlined, UBS asked Access International to obtain a letter from Luxalpha's investors asserting that UBS would not be held responsible for any losses incurred if something were to happen to Mr. Madoff's company.
If you receive something that is faulty, you can expect for a replacement to be sent to you free of charge, or to receive a full refund including all postage costs that may be incurred.
"With trusts, those that are not incorporated mean that trustees incur personal liability if something goes wrong".
The other definition of sacrifice is "a loss incurred in selling something below its value".
They're essentially reimbursing gay employees for the extra taxes they may incur as a result of that coverage, something that married heterosexual people don't have to worry about.
That would be expensive, so the guarantee would likely be very modest, but it would ensure that all participants ended up with something, without requiring taxpayers to incur the risk of making good on investments gone bad.
"But any time you do something for the first time, you incur risk.
The trouble with calling genocide "genocide" while the blood is still spilling is that, under the terms of a UN convention, one is obliged to do something to stop it.The Armenian killings incur no such awkwardness.
Seems like a lot of money to bet on something that may cause you to incur more scrutiny and embarrassment at the hands of TSA employees.
After all, to incur a fine, you have to have done something wrong.
But in some ways, it gets better because at least in your adult life, you probably will not incur that much debt that quickly without having something fancy to show your friends.
