Sentence examples for liability period from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses the underlying causes of discrepancies between energy modelling predictions and in-use performance of occupied buildings (after the twelve month liability period).

Make the most of this friendly protection because a European commission directive currently under consideration would give customers a two-month deadline to report a fault once it appeared, shrink the current six-year liability period to two, and allow the retailer to choose whether to offer a repair or replacement (there would be no more right to a refund).

This has the very unfortunate side-effect that once a worker's sickness absence spell has exceeded the pay liability period, it is potentially costly for the firm to allow that employee to take up work again, since, if a relapse occurs, the firm once again becomes financially responsible.

Recommendation 3: At completion of the defects liability period for each school, UNICEF should provide DFAT and the MoE with certification that "the buildings as constructed are safe and satisfy the relevant standards, codes and building regulations in Sri Lanka, and do not contain any asbestos containing materials".

The game is all about starting where you are, increasing assets and decreasing liabilities, period (see above Net Worth equation) — and I'm here to help us win.

Stopping preventable errors is the way to reduce liability costs -- period.

"If we could have proved that they knew two years beforehand, we would have attached liability to that period," Mr. Galvin said.

How will my daughter's CGT liability for the period before the property became her main residence be assessed when she sells the property?

In its financial statement, the company reduced its expected tax liability for the period — technically, its provision for taxes — by more than 35percentt.

To pay down that increased pension liability over a period of 30 years, Novy-Marx said, the city government would have to increase its annual contribution by about $300 million, starting in the first year.

By written notification, PBGC may require any filer to submit additional actuarial or financial information that is necessary to determine plan assets and liabilities for any period through the end of the filer's information year, or the financial status of a filer for any period through the end of the filer's information year (including information on exempt entities and exempt plans).