Sentence examples for liability estimates from inspiring English sources

But there isn't, so let's turn it into a crime; layer in solicitors, liability estimates and all the bureaucratic apparatus this entails.

Britain's nuclear waste bill is still growing too: liability estimates have grown from £50bn in the mid-2000s to as much as £80bn at present.

Mr. Koplow pointed out that liability estimates for the Japanese disaster were between $47 billion and $130 billion, and that Japanese taxpayers would pay most of that.

Once estimated, I show how the liability estimates can then be used to search for likely functional non-synonymous deleterious variants that influence addictive behavior by exploiting the extensive whole genome sequence information that we have for this study.

Obtaining the cash flows allows us to construct liability estimates which are consistent across governments in terms of the discount rate, actuarial method and assumptions concerning medical cost inflation and mortality.

Below, I provide examples of such information, first, in the realm of "narrative" disclosures, as found in the MD&A, and second, in liability estimates, as required under existing and proposed financial accounting standards.

At the heart of the problem lies a public pension liability estimated at a present value of $80 billion.

Another company in the group, Royal & SunAlliance Life and Pensions, also has a big liability, estimated to be £300m, but is in a stronger financial position.

G.M., with a health care liability estimated at $55 billion, has pushed hardest for the trust, which auto companies say would be a step toward lifting their debt ratings out of junk status.

As part of the acquisition, Brown & Williamson will transfer to RJ. Reynolds all its obligations under the lawsuit settlements previously reached between cigarette makers and state attorneys general, a liability estimated at $750 million a year.

Instead of including just the "known minimum" when reporting on impending liabilities and there is uncertainty about the most likely outcome, the FASB proposed in the exposure draft that companies report a higher figure as well — either a worst-case liability estimate or, if a reporting company preferred, a probability-weighted estimate.