Sentence examples for indemnification for the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiss may receive an "indemnification" for the painting, she said, although the sum of such a payment remains a matter for discussion.

"Because he succeeded on each federal charge brought against him, Aleynikov is entitled to indemnification for the reasonable fees and expenses incurred in his defense".

Eric Mar, a member of the city's Board of Supervisors, even went so far as to say that the tax would serve as indemnification for the "downside of the technology boom," according to The New York Times.

What attracted the planters to the republicanism beside its opposition to monarchy was the movement's promise of indemnification for the lost slaves Republicanism for this group was less a creed than a weapon".

This insurance includes indemnification for the TSC and DMC.

Whether that argument can succeed remains to be seen, and asserting this ground would generate additional litigation over the availability of indemnification – for which the company might also have to pay for his lawyers, too.

Nor did personal assistants enjoy most of the rights and benefits granted to full-fledged state employees, such as health insurance, paid vacations, retirement benefits, indemnification for actions taken during the course of employment, and protection under the Illinois Whistleblower Act.

One principle in the document is that the ability of general partners to claim indemnification for breach of their obligations to the limited partners, known as fiduciary duties, should be cut back.

Offer bounties for the discovery of new holes, offer indemnification for white hat hackers investigating your software, and perhaps consider bug discovery services like Bugcrowd, which can crowdsource much of this for you.

While industry sponsors of clinical research regularly indemnify clinical researchers for activities related to the performance of a clinical study, the Federal government provides no such indemnification for clinical trials.

In April, the court affirmed the lower court's dismissal, saying that in this case, indemnification for punitive damages was prohibited by public policy.