Sentence examples for indemnified from from inspiring English sources

Several countries have laws that deal with nuclear accidents on the basis of two principles: first, the supplier is indemnified from any legal action; second, the economic liability of the operator is capped at a small figure.

It's not their fault that Liberalism today has as its highest priority not looking stupid and that its premiere rally is framed in such a way that everyone who came to this rally is somehow indemnified from looking foolish precisely because it's not really a political rally, it's more like a mockery of a political rally in a self-consciously smart sort of way.

Thus any land occupied for 40 years or more was indemnified from future legal challenge.

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 owner of the factory cannot be indemnified from the death of large numbers of workers from this fire," Main Uddin Khandaker, the official who led the inquiry, said in an interview.

The allegations about Mr. Christie make up just one long paragraph in a two-page letter that otherwise focuses on Mr. Wildstein's demand that his legal fees be paid and that he be indemnified from any lawsuits.

Usually, the artefacts travelled in bespoke, fortified wooden cases divided between three planes, indemnified for the then-unprecedented amount of £9m (perhaps £135m in today's money).

The result is that unless the executive is proved to have deliberately undertaken a wrongful act, the executive is not liable to the company and will be indemnified for any government fines.

The Bents' contract with the funds permit them to be indemnified for legal expenses under most circumstances, but both those contracts and federal mutual fund laws bar such compensation in cases of gross misconduct.

"I don't think people will be as willing to serve if they feel they won't be indemnified for actions taken on behalf of the corporation," Mr. Siegler said, adding that in addition to the potential liability board members face when dealing with federal, state and local laws against discrimination, there are also some less obvious exposures.

The landowner will want to be indemnified for the expenses associated with lawsuits by neighbors asserting nuisance, etc.