Sentence examples for liability extend to from inspiring English sources
Should intermediary liability extend to monitoring and barring "bad" network traffic, then every institution that provides network access, including private companies and schools, would have to invest in "traffic management" spyware that keeps users under surveillance, making this capacity standard in networking equipment.
So instead the record companies lobbied to get copyright liability extended to cover not only individuals who infringe, but also those who facilitate infringement namely, the internet service providers (ISPs) and file-swapping services.
So instead, the record companies lobbied to get copyright liability extended to cover not only individuals who infringe, but also those who facilitate infringement namely, the internet service providers (ISPs) and file-swapping websites.
Corporate accountability and liability should extend to all impacts on people and the environment around the world.
Zero liability doesn't extend to business accounts.
In 2010, this limitation on liability was extended to lay providers of naloxone who have received appropriate training through a program registered by a local health department [ http://legiscan.com/CA/text/AB2145/id/60864].
Liabilities under GDPR can also extend to any third party entities a company engages to process personal data on its behalf — though it's not entirely clear, in the case of Apple, whether it will be at risk of being in any way liable for how iOS developers process their app users' personal data given its own business relationship with those developers.
However, a number of court decisions indicate that liability for GINA violations does not extend to individual employees since the statute references employers.
It hasn't proved to be a professional or interpersonal liability that Pasternack's instinctive Italian sensibility doesn't extend to actually speaking the language (though he possesses a sizable vocabulary of kitchen nouns and adjectives).
It is interesting that along with teachers and social workers the government is now promising to extend to elected members of parliament and councils the criminal liability for acting on sex abuse allegations.
These rules extend to coaches.
