Sentence examples for liabilities I from inspiring English sources

Under the proposed law, no bank holding company could have more than $1.3 trillion in total liabilities (i.e., that would be the maximum size).

The present value of the system's  unfunded liabilities – i.e., the benefits promised to all retirees above and beyond the revenue stream put in place to finance them – is currently in excess of $29 trillion for the next 75 years.

Liabilities within the banking system are set to 15% of total liabilities, i.e., c Π =0.15.

Opponents overlook a fundamental factor: assets and liabilities, i.e., the balance sheet.

The bank is in default if it cannot cover its liabilities, i.e., if w i <0.

So why are employees categorized only as expenses (i.e. salaries) and liabilities (i.e. pensions) in the financial statements?

"Watch this slope!" she told guests, occasionally chuckling while keeping the museum free from slip-and-fall liability, i.e., liability for the tort of negligence.

Limitation of Liability I miss you, Linda.

When he's minimising his tax liability, I don't think he's doing anything wrong.

But that would be an admission of liability, I was told.

To be recognized as beautiful was only ever a liability: "I always had that sense that it was quite important to protect myself, make myself as unattractive as I possibly could".