"liability for compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a legal or business setting when referring to legal accountability for making payment to someone for damages or losses. For example, "The company was found to have a liability for compensation due to the failure of their product."
The compensation scheme would be funded with taxpayers' money and contributions from other nuclear plant operators, but it places no limit on Tepco's liabilities for compensation, a factor likely to hobble its finances for years and weigh on its credit rating.
This can also damage genetic research in the long run, because loss of trust from subjects and the potential legal liabilities for compensations may deter investment in further research.
In its statistics the ILO includes provisions according to which the liability for the compensation of employment injuries is imposed directly on the employer, although such schemes do not strictly meet the third criterion above.
Five years ago Pallat, an articulate 39-year-old former industry consultant who is quick with numbers, saw a huge opportunity in the business of brokering liability for workers' compensation coverage, which by law most employers in the country must buy.
Finally, the Agreement's Article 8 on Loss and Damage was necessary from the point of view of the most vulnerable countries, but the most contentious issue is settled in Decision 52, where the Parties agree that this "does not involve or provide a basis for any liability of compensation".
Injuries sustained at a place of business only are considered for liability compensation if they were caused by a hazardous and/or previous unsafe situation.
If the carcinogenic effect of low dose radiation is greater for the minority of people who are genetically susceptible, this will have important implications for future standards of radiation protection, as well as for liability and compensation.
Through certification, GPs recommend periods of time off work, make decisions that affect the liabilities of compensation agencies and provide case managers information for them to make inferences about injury causality (work or transport related).
The most sensitive proposals are whether to include bans on advertising and sponsorship by the cigarette companies, antismuggling measures, tobacco industry liability and compensation for smokers.
US special envoy for climate change, Todd Stern, said this week: "We won't accept the notion that there should be liability and compensation for loss and damage, that's a line we can't cross".
