Sentence examples for liabilities not to from inspiring English sources

Biden's meeting with Warren may have been little more than courtesy; his means of raising money may undermine whatever populist message he would choose to campaign on and, yes, he has liabilities, not to mention fewer A-list staffers and volunteers to choose from at this late a date.

Of course, I'd assumed prior to the trudging that such considerations would be erroneous given the organization's self-described infatuation with "debts, deficits and unfunded liabilities," not to mention the event's roster of speakers, which included Ezra Levant, Wildrose MLA Derek Fildebrandt, and Stephen Harper's former chief-of-staff, Tom Flanagan.

"It would be a liability not to use it".

As he puts it, "the current system of disclosure is designed to avoid liability, not to inform anybody".

But as Kevin P. LaCroix wrote on the D&O Diary blog, "liability insurance exists to protect insured persons from liability, not to create a pool of money to compensate would-be claimants".

It is no longer thought progressive for men to portray experiences that are explicitly not their own onscreen; sometimes, it's even a liability not to entrust those people to tell their own stories.

For a Latinx politician, it is a liability not to have perfect Spanish-speaking abilities.

"In the general election, it will be a liability not to stake out a position in line with the prevailing scientific evidence," Sisson said.

Those directors and officers must answer to shareholders for weighing the marginal value of millions of unlicensed songs over the infringement liability (not to mention an even worse press).

The Corporate Center segment covers the functions related to the group's operations, its role as the receptacle for the investments portfolio, the subordinated liabilities, and all the other assets and liabilities not allocated to the other business segments.

Primitive politics, xenophobia, and high-handed attitudes to the niceties of democracy and the rule of law, have been shown to be electoral liabilities, not a surefire route to success.