Sentence examples for liability more from inspiring English sources

Why are trustees who are already saddled with liability more likely to evade tax than an individual?

From 1995 to 2003 the liability more than doubled, to $43 billion, mostly as a result of purposeful under-funding, but also because of unfunded benefits adopted by statute as well as investment losses.

But it's not that Judd is some sort of political liability, more that she's a victim of circumstance: the chances are quite low that any Democratic challenger can beat an incumbent Republican in the upcoming Senate races.

Mr. Hastert and other House Republican leaders have insisted that House Democrats produce at least 90 to 100 votes before scheduling the decisive floor vote, both to ensure victory and to spread the political liability more evenly.

The review was set up after the National Anti-Corruption Plan asked the Justice Ministry to examine the "case for a new offence of a corporate failure to prevent economic crime and the rules of establishing corporate criminal liability more widely".

Perhaps no case has posed the question of military liability more bluntly than that of Lucas T. Borges, 25, a former private in the Marines whose victims are suing the United States government, maintaining that the military "had a duty to take reasonable steps to prevent Borges from harming others".

UPC wants to swap euro6.5 billion of debt for equity, leaving its liabilities more manageable.

The guarantee covers around €400 billion ($575 billion) of liabilities, more than twice Ireland's gross domestic product.

But the city's long-term liabilities — more than $14 billion — may be the larger problem, the review team's report suggested.

Unfortunately for Alesi, he has other liabilities — more on those later — and he knows that some in his own party, not just the Conservatives, would like to throw him overboard.

The Fed pays no interest on its liabilities, more than 90% of which are notes in circulation; meanwhile, it collects a tidy sum from its assets, principally safe, American government securities.