Sentence examples for liability set out from inspiring English sources
In addition to the limitations on our liability set out in Section 4, 16 and 17, we shall not be liable for any damage caused to or interference with any equipment or other Apps or content of any description.
Uber's stance seems uber over the top, especially given drivers are contracted as self-employed rather than full time employees in order to limit Uber's liability – conditions set out in the company's legal terms and conditions.
However, that decision did not "define the contours of liability," and the court set out to address that issue in Gebser.
Another important treaty, the 1972 Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects, set out detailed rules regarding the recovery of damages for losses caused by space objects.
The original proposals set out that banks with liabilities exceeding £20bn had to pay the tax on the whole of their balance sheet.
Despite any other provision of these Terms, all conditions, warranties, guarantees, rights, remedies, liabilities and other terms implied or conferred by statute, custom or the general law which are not expressly set out in these Terms and impose any liability or obligation on GNM are excluded under these Terms.
In this week's offerings the Treasury acknowledged future liabilities, from pension costs to nuclear decommissioning, while the Office of Budget Responsibility OBRR) set out the fiscal cost of an ageing population.At first sight the Treasury figures were shocking.
But Brandis said it was important for the bill to set out specific defences so people were aware of the law and not subject to "a liability of uncertain dimension".
"I'm proud of what we have set out to accomplish, but I'm very disappointed that some have tried to turn philanthropy into a liability". he said.
Section 23 establishes trustees' liability for the actions of agents; a trustee is liable for negligence if he violates the general duty of care set out in Section 1, but not otherwise.
