Sentence examples for liability over the from inspiring English sources

For what such long-term projections are worth, the present value of Medicare's unfunded liability over the next 75 years is $27.7 trillion.

Fox said it was a "ghastly truth" that Labour had left the department with a £37bn "unfunded liability" over the next 10 years.

Credit Solutions, based in Richardson, Tex., disputed liability over the complaints and practices in the suit, saying in a statement that they had largely occurred when the company was under different ownership in 2007.

A BTP statement released as part of the settlement said the force "regrets the circumstances" in which Hinds was asked to move on at the station "and wishes to apologise for this", while admitting no liability over the event.

But those tactics have become something of a liability over the years, winnowing the extremists' support even among conservatives who might otherwise support their goal of harsh Islamic rule.

The state's potential liability over the 30 years of the lease includes $375 million for construction and infrastructure improvements, $525 million in guarantees for unsold luxury seats and boxes, and $115 million for a capital-improvement fund.

Not surprisingly, households have accumulated a tremendous volume of financial assets and liabilities over the past four decades.

For purposes of this section, the term "insolvent" means the excess of liabilities over the fair market value of assets.

Liabilities over the next 18 months, Mr. Brace said, including pensions, represent "a huge financial burden on the company".

Savings of £1bn were speculation based on revaluations of scheme liabilities over the next few years, said pension advisers Watson Wyatt.

That plan, which failed to come to a vote in the General Assembly after negotiations broke down on Friday, would have eliminated the state's unfunded liabilities over the next 30 years, according to the governor's budget office.