Sentence examples for liability established from inspiring English sources
With liability established, the court then recommended an amount for the damages to be paid by Harrison and Apple to Bright Tunes, which Owen totalled at $1,599,987 – amounting to three-quarters of the royalty revenue raised in North America from "My Sweet Lord", as well as a significant proportion of that from the All Things Must Pass album.
3. When an online content-sharing service provider performs an act of communication to the public or an act of making available to the public under the conditions laid down in this Directive, the limitation of liability established in Article 14(1) of Directive 2000/31/EC shall not apply to the situations covered by this Article.
The company added that the estimated costs of the settlement was already reflected in the liabilities established in fiscal 2013 and 2014.
"If a breach of liability is established here, this could be disastrous in my view," he said.
Even if liability is established, calculating damages is not easy because there will probably not be an agreed-upon method of valuing fund shares and adjusting for one investor's market timing, Mr. Dunbar said.
Angie Herbers, who runs a research and consulting firm named after her that is aimed at independent advisers, said that she was not convinced that social media brought in more clients and that they could be more of a liability to established clients.
For example, it is possible to override the liability scale established by small effects of a number of genes with large effects on the disease phenotype [24, 71].
The United States Coast Guard performed an investigation and found that captain's error was the main cause of the wreck; however, no criminal liability was established and the captain and crew were not charged.
This contrasted with the previous view, which was that when liability was established for a case where the defendant's actions had interfered with the enjoyment of land, the defendant would be liable however trivial the interference.
This was a limited liability company, established to manage the governments 550 000 ha of plantation forests, 142 000 ha of indigenous forest, two sawmills, nurseries and other assets.
Unusually, the courts decided to settle the broader issue of the church's "vicarious liability" before establishing whether or not the woman was abused.
