Sentence examples for liabilities to avoid from inspiring English sources

He urged "an early and orderly restructuring" of their liabilities to avoid spreading the crisis to bigger countries, like Spain.

A well-placed source said Lloyds and Barclays agreed to "swallow their liabilities" to avoid pushing the company into insolvency, which would have raised fears of patients being forced out of homes, creating a national scandal.

The 101-year-old company received bail-out funds under the American government's TARP scheme, and is in the process of restructuring its liabilities to avoid bankruptcy.On October 13th America's Supreme Court agreed to allow Jeffrey Skilling, the former chief executive of Enron, the disgraced energy company, to appeal against his conviction for his role in the company's collapse.

Typically, through withholding and quarterly payments, individual taxpayers must pay 100% (or in a few states 110%) of the prior year's tax owed or 90% of the current year's liability to avoid underpayment penalties.

If you are forced to file an extension (due to not having all your information organized) you must send a check with the extension (less what you withheld or paid in through estimated quarterly taxes that year) equal to 100% of your total tax liability to avoid underpayment of tax penalty.

It is possible that these overseas banks have shifted their liabilities overseas, to avoid the tax - though officials don't think that's what happened.

Because referrals made under a capitated system can be regarded by some practitioners as financial liabilities to be avoided, a few KIs were concerned that monetary considerations can arise that influence when and when not to refer a patient.

US negotiators also made certain that neither the word "compensation", nor any other term connoting legal liability, was used, to avoid opening the floodgates to litigation – instead, the money will be judged as aid.

(Though the added step of removing the lights — not just turning them off — seemed an affront to residents, company officials said it had to be done for liability reasons and to avoid continuing reports of power failure and the risk of metal theft).

Trusts for children are nearly impossible to crack, as long as the assets weren't derived from criminal conduct and the trust was established long enough before the grantor went broke (there's no specified time; what's key is that you set up the trust before incurring the liabilities you're trying to avoid).

Maybe Immelt is just what the commission needs to identify the methods that GE has perfected to avoid liabilities and to fix for future employment potential.