Sentence examples for liability means from inspiring English sources

Joint liability means all tenants (and guarantors) are each liable for the whole rent".

Limited liability means that a company's owners are not ordinarily liable for the debts the company incurs.

What it's talking about, limited liability means that somebody sues the company, and the company can't pay, they can't go after the stockholders.

Rockfish fee liability means that amount of money for Rockfish Program cost recovery, in U.S. dollars, owed to NMFS by a CQ permit holder as determined by multiplying the appropriate standard ex-vessel value of his or her rockfish landing(s) by the appropriate rockfish fee percentage.

AFA fee liability means the amount of money for Bering Sea pollock cost recovery, in U.S. dollars, owed to NMFS by an AFA cooperative or AFA sector as determined by multiplying the appropriate AFA standard ex-vessel value of landed Bering Sea pollock by the appropriate AFA fee percentage.

Aleutian Islands pollock fee liability means the amount of money for Aleutian Islands directed pollock cost recovery, in U.S. dollars, owed to NMFS by the Aleut Corporation as determined by multiplying the appropriate standard ex-vessel value of its landed Aleutian Is lands pollock by the appropriate Aleutian Islands pollock fee percentage.

Indeed, concerns about liability mean better-trained lifeguards than in decades past, said Mr. Beckner of the recreation and parks association, adding to the cost of running pools.

And opponents said that the rejection today of the proposed limit on employer liability meant that the bill would unleash a torrent of litigation.

Basic principles of corporate liability mean that it is difficult to pin what is done by executives of a company on the company itself, let alone pinning it on another group company.

Unlimited liability meant there was less risk-taking, hence less economic growth.

Current liabilities means obligations the company is going to have to pay out over the same period.