Sentence examples for liability requirements from inspiring English sources

Those changes, most of which have since become law, included increasing insurance liability requirements, mandating drug tests for new drivers, and imposing fines of up to $1,000 for several driving offenses.

The new audit, due diligence, and liability requirements from the JOBS Act, now levied on equity crowdfunding portals, could dramatically increase the costs and restrictions on angel groups.

Parliament's text also specifically requires that journalists themselves, and not just their publishing houses, benefit from remuneration stemming from this liability requirement.

Among other things, the city would require all new cabbies to pass a driving course, quadruple cabbies' liability insurance requirements and make it easier to suspend their licenses.

Minimum asset and liability insurance requirements must often be met in order for parties to participate in potentially harmful activities.

Liability insurance requirements tend to improve parties' incentives to reduce risk when insurers can observe levels of care, but dilute incentives to reduce risk when insurers cannot observe levels of care.

It was impossible to gauge yesterday how many of the city's 12,000 yellow cabs would stand idle today during a planned work stoppage called to protest changes proposed by the Giuliani administration -- including drug and alcohol tests for new cabbies, heightened penalties for driving infractions and higher liability insurance requirements -- that drivers and owners consider punitive.

In telemedicine, there are scope of practice laws; in ridesharing, there are driver security checks and liability coverage requirements; in home-sharing, there are hotel taxes.

January, 1914, he made a written contract with the AEtna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., a duly licensed company, wherein that company agreed to pay to his injured employes the compensations required by the act of the assembly for injuries or upon death, and agreed to indemnify him against the liabilities and requirements of the act.

The council last year repeatedly denied a request by promoters of a gay pride parade to lower that group's $1-million 1-million insurance requirement.

At a few U. S. facilities co-disposal of CCPW and dewatered FCPW is practiced which lowers the disposal area footprint and can produce a lower long-term liability if stability requirements are achieved (MSHA 2009).