Sentence examples for liability legislation from inspiring English sources
A22 Vaccine Bill Halted A bipartisan compromise on vaccine liability legislation collapsed when vaccine makers objected and the chairman of a Senate panel canceled consideration of the bill.
The cabinet approved draft liability legislation, a top priority for U.S. firms, but Parliament was not able to pass the legislation in the just-concluded session.
Revised liability legislation induced it to resume production of updated versions of its noted piston aircraft in 1996, including the 172 Skyhawk, 182 Skylane, and the larger 206 Stationair.
The tentativeness of the government was again on display during the winter session of Parliament, during which an unruly opposition united over populist causes and sidelined civil nuclear liability legislation and long-awaited financial sector liberalization.
Obama is also expected to push Modi to make changes to liability legislation in India that has prevented US companies from capitalising on a landmark civil nuclear agreement between the two countries in 2008.
A bipartisan compromise on vaccine liability legislation, negotiated by the Senate majority leader, collapsed this morning when vaccine makers objected, prompting the chairman of a Senate committee to cancel consideration of the bill.
Civil liability legislations discourage the sharing of internet connectivity.
Councilwoman Eva Moskowitz, the prime backer of the strict-liability legislation, defended the concept as an innovative legal approach that has been successful in other realms, such as disposal of toxic waste.
Fast-food companies and their suppliers will continue to be the major proponents of liability limitation legislation.
Indeed, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, who has generally opposed tort reform, was previously the chief Democratic sponsor of obesity liability limitation legislation in the Senate.
Any available legal protection (including immunity under 'Good Samaritan', emergency services or liability protection legislation) will be carefully constrained and usually require formal advice from a specialist lawyer to understand fully.
