Sentence examples for indemnify himself from inspiring English sources

Among those abstaining or boycotting were most members of the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amals, the coalition of religious parties that last week reached agreement with General Musharraf to legitimize his rule and legitimize a series of constitutional changes he made last year to indemnify himself from prosecution for the 1999 coup.

"Operation Repo" is the brainchild of Lou Pizarro, a repo agent and former Marine who years ago began shooting video of his assignments as a way to indemnify himself in cases where the debtor grew hostile.

One of those suing Divot was Cellura himself, who claimed in June 1999 that Divot breached his contract by failing to indemnify him from the lawsuits; that he suffered financially because of the suits; and that Divot failed to issue stock promised to him.

In 1964, according to Peter Kornbluh and Bill LeoGrande's superb "Back Channel to Cuba: The Hidden History of Negotiations between Washington and Havana," Fidel Castro himself offered a deal that included the release of political prisoners and a pledge to "eventually indemnify U.S. corporations for expropriated properties," in exchange for normalized relations (the offer went nowhere).

Would the Qatari organizers indemnify FIFA against potential legal problems?

Saatchi has agreed to indemnify the unpaid wages.

"We'll do whatever we can to indemnify them".

There is a possibility that any citizen, however innocent, may be subjected to a civil or criminal prosecution, and put to the expense of defending himself; but, unless such presecution be malicious, he is remediless, except so far as a recovery of osts may partially indemnify him.

"There are ways the city can indemnify developers, or get the original polluters to indemnify developers or to secure them against possible risk.

In these cases, buyers almost always broadly indemnify executives of target companies.

When I asked if she would indemnify a strongman, she frowned.