Sentence examples for liabilities introduced from inspiring English sources

Neither Etihad nor Jet disclosed information about how, exactly, the deal was structured to protect it against future tax claims or any other unexpected liabilities introduced by the Indian government.

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

In the presence of cost uncertainty, limited liability introduces the possibility of default in procurement.

For instance, when liabilities are introduced, terms such as "debtor", "debt capital", or "pre-tax deduction" are taught.

Again, this common background might represent an existing schema (already learned when liabilities were introduced) to which the new concept of provisions can be linked.

The move would bring Scotland into line with England and Wales, where "keeper liability" was introduced in 2012.

Drivers are typically paid £1,000 a refugee; the authorities are retaliating with the introduction of £2,000 fines for each stowaway an extension of the carrier's liability originally introduced against airlines.

I am sure it will be back on the agenda". When the clubs voted against strict liability being introduced, Regan said they felt "it was drafted in such a way as to be too onerous; to move to strict liability from where we are now was quite a leap".

Failure by listed companies to disclose material information on a timely basis attracts criminal and civil liabilities under legislation introduced in 2002.

It has formed close partnerships with gun makers and business organizations around the country, working to protect manufacturers from liability and introduce model bills in state legislatures.

"Imposing such liability would introduce far-reaching duties and uncertainties for those engaged in day-to-day business dealings," the court said.