Sentence examples for liability for both from inspiring English sources

In the event of monitored and regulated traffic on the surface, the tunnels would become a liability for both sides.

Yet doing nothing about it, or avoiding focusing on Russia's responsibility, could well be a re-election campaign liability for both the French and American presidents.

Perhaps the most stinging exchanges erupted over a subject that has become a liability for both Ms. Quinn and Mr. de Blasio: their handling of the vexing topic of term limits.

To change this, Europe's policymakers need to do two things: find a better macroeconomic mix; and start moving towards joint liability for both sovereign bonds and big banks.The misguidedness of today's austerity obsession is clearest in Spain (see article).

For a start, the 5,000 or so American soldiers in the kingdom have come to look like a liability for both governments: a return to an American military presence "over the horizon" would probably be much more satisfactory for both.

Through a series of rulings from 2011 to 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court exempted generic drug makers from state-law liability for both design-defect based damages and for inadequate or fraudulent labeling.

Computational models and examples will be given on strategies to design out the CYP2D6 liabilities for both heme-binding compounds and non-heme-binding compounds.

The Pew report, issued last year, concluded that Wisconsin is a "national leader in managing its long-term liabilities for both pension and retiree health care".

Wisconsin and Ohio were each cited in a 2010 study by the Pew Center for the States as "a national leader in managing... long-term liabilities for both pensions and retiree health care".

"As such, he is facing personal liability both for infringements that the court has already determined have occurred and for the further alleged infringements that will be addressed at trial," the statement said.

And liability coverage for both the bride and groom and the farmer really are issues that need to have been dealt with ahead of time".