Sentence examples for liabilities stemming from inspiring English sources

Bank of America would be taking on significant legal liabilities stemming from Countrywide's lending practices.

The loss is largely a result of insufficient funds for liabilities stemming from pension and retirement payments.

INDEMNIFICATION CLAUSE Lawyers recommend that leases contain language exempting the landowner from all forms of liabilities stemming from the company's activities.

By allowing the cases to proceed, the judge increases the possibility that El Paso will face liabilities stemming from California's energy crisis of 2000 and 2001.

And Boston inherited potentially large legal liabilities stemming from deadly malfunctions in some Guidant devices that the company concealed from doctors.

Dow argues that all liabilities stemming from its 2001 acquisition of Union Carbide, the company that owned the plant at the time of the disaster, have been settled in full.

In "Bottle Rocket," my piece in this week's magazine, Andrew Hemingway, Gingrich's New Hampshire campaign manager, asserts that the Speaker's continuing appeal, despite his many liabilities, stems from his inexhaustible appetite for "new ideas".

Detroit shows what can happen when leaders put off reforming the public sector for too long.Inner-city bluesNearly half of Detroit's liabilities stem from promises of pensions and health care to its workers when they retire.

A looming issue relates to the potential liability stemming from the Mortgage Electronic Registry Systems, or MERS.

He said potential liability stemming from the litigation was built into H.P.'s financial assumptions for the deal.

The criminal negotiations were just one leg of Andersen's effort to settle its liability stemming from the Enron debacle.