Sentence examples for introduced liability from inspiring English sources

CLARIFICATION: A previous version of this article stated that Brown introduced liability cap legislation on Wednesday.

"But manufacturers hesitate to introduce it because the systems can never be 100 percent reliable and they introduce liability exposure".

That's why our government has introduced strict liability".

Georgia introduced assignee liability, only to back-pedal after the state's subprime market started to seize up.

A voluntary code which would have protected the Gilberts was supposed to be in place by spring 2014, but it wasn't until the following summer that the main signatories introduced limited liability.

In France, there has been just one conviction under the convention and only two in Britain, although a new law due to enter into force there in April introduces strict liability for companies that fail to prevent foreign bribery.

In a report submitted to transport minister Derek Mackay, the charity Road Share argued that introducing "presumed liability" for motorists could save lives, encourage safer driving habits and persuade more people to take up walking or cycling as their primary means of transportation.

A statement from the governing body explained that the "majority of members voted against proposals to introduce strict liability to combat unacceptable conduct in Scottish football".

It has not sent a representative for the proceedings but in a written submission to the court, it requested the Pakistan Government to introduce intermediary liability protections (ILP) for online platforms and a clear notice-and-take-down-mechanism in Pakistan, in line with OECD guidelines.

The package would introduce criminal liability for the president, who previously was immune from all charges except treason.

The prospects of making them accountable for poor audits are further eroded by "proportionate liability" introduced by the Companies Act 2006.