Sentence examples for liability rested from inspiring English sources

The issue is believed to have been one of the main stumbling blocks to a deal and Johnston explained it was unclear where the liability rested between the club and MIH should HMRC win the case.

The UK says the claim is not valid because of the amount of time since the abuses were alleged to have happened, and that any liability rested with the Kenyan authorities after independence in 1963.

At the moment the liability rests with RAG's shareholders, which include the power giants E.ON and RWE and the steel giants ThyssenKrupp and Arcelor Mittal.

But if the assets are worth less at the end than the price assessed by an independent valuer, the liability rests with the banks, not the taxpayer.

The difference is that while women wearing niqabs are in theory liable to a €150 fine, men obliging them to do so face fines of €30,000 and a year in jail; with burkinis, liability rests with the woman.

Volvo has taken the opposite tack, saying that if one of their vehicles is involved in a crash while in autonomous mode, liability rests with the company.

The committee suggests that the UK's Defamation Act 2013 means Facebook and other social media companies have a duty to publish and to follow transparent rules — arguing that the Act has provisions which state that "if a user is defamed on social media, and the offending individual cannot be identified, the liability rests with the platform".

While prescribers and dispensers should be obliged to report all adverse events to the appropriate authorities (using the "yellow card" scheme in the UK), with SM and TULM, there is no such obligation for manufacturers to provide pharmacovigilance because all product liability rests with the prescriber and the multidisciplinary team (MDT).

Brennans firm didnt reveal that some of the liability might rest with the security company or that it had a financial incentive to find USAir totally at fault.

In general, the bulk of the liability will rest with the referrer, but this is not an area of certainty and there will be variations both between and within countries on how liability for specialists dealing with remote consultations is handled by the providers of medical insurance.

Mr. Jones, the Amergen spokesman, said he could not say if such liabilities would rest with the partnership or the parent companies.