Sentence examples for liability regimes from inspiring English sources

The liability regimes encourage inertia and audit failures.

But liability regimes have also been viewed and studied as a mixture of these two approaches.

And there are evolving liability regimes which shift the responsibilities between producers and consumers (cf. Lee and Petts ([2013]), particularly p. 153).

Legal solutions have in this context been primarily based upon liability regimes, moderating the risks of excluding third parties from accessing the technologies.

Crocker and Slemrod (2005) Adverse selection model with information asymmetry regarding the permissible amount of tax deductions How do different liability regimes affect corporate tax evasion?

Nuclear liability regimes are important as they ensure that potential victims will be compensated promptly and efficiently after a nuclear accident.

"That's not what's going on in a strict liability regime".

The Indians are still mainly buying from others because they have yet to institute a sufficient liability regime to protect American firms.

The committee believes that a "preferably unlimited" financial liability regime should be imposed for all oil and gas operations in the area.

Michel Barnier, Europe's internal market commissioner, welcomed agreement on rules that aimed to reduce "the over-reliance on ratings, eradicate conflicts of interest, and establish a civil liability regime".

None seek to modify a limited liability regime so generous that it allowed the multimillionaire authors of the financial crisis – such as Fred Goodwin and Matt Ridley – to walk away from the pain they helped to inflict without forfeiting a penny.