Sentence examples for liability in which from inspiring English sources

We consider a principal agent moral-hazard problem with risk-neutral parties and no limited liability in which the principal has private information.

Zandvoort (2000), for example has pleaded for a notion of responsibility in engineering that is more like the legal notion of strict liability, in which the knowledge condition for responsibility is seriously weakened.

This began from an analysis of property rights derived from a MOOC class I just completed on Property and Liability in which I tried to see if some of the rules taught in that class (that potentially infinite property rights can apply to a single object, that -- in a perfectly efficient market -- property rights will gravitate to their highest valuing owner, etc.).

Marlow said insurers would have to move from a fault-based, or tort liability, system in which companies pay according to each party's degree of fault, to a product liability system.

For certain merchants, SquareTrade also offers fraud liability insurance, in which buyers are guaranteed up to $1,000 in reimbursement or replacement items if the seller does not meet the terms of the purchase agreement.

These and more Kafkaesque badges adorn this Notice of Apparent Liability (NAL), in which the Federal Communications Commission seeks to impose a $100 million fine against AT&T for failing to comply with the apparently opaque 'transparency' rule the FCC adopted in its 2010 Net Neutrality Order".

The bifurcation that Sayre observed over 80 years ago between crimes where intent was evaluated and those where it was not is still present today: Minor offenses (and some major ones, including statutory rape and some drug-related crimes) are often treated under a "strict liability" framework in which guilt or innocence is determined based only on the act itself.

Finally, physicians confront a high-risk malpractice liability environment in which disclosure can have serious personal and professional consequences -- especially since they get reported to the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) and state boards of discipline whenever a malpractice claim against them is paid.

The second part of the story describes the resulting product liability trial, in which the manufacturer of the vaccine, Cutter Laboratories, was found to be liable even though it was not negligent.

Ms. McCaskill's proximity to Mr. Obama, for whom she campaigned during the last presidential election, could prove a liability in Missouri, which has trended more Republican since John McCain narrowly won the state in 2008.

It was approved by a bipartisan vote of 345 to 75, showing that Democrats also increasingly see a political liability in Acorn, which is short for Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.