Sentence examples for liability waiting from inspiring English sources

The privately held company, which is less than two years old, needs to convince other copyright holders to play along and convince any potential buyers that it's not a Napster -style liability waiting to explode.

The unused balances sit in a liability account, waiting to be paid out to employees.

The report also notes that Mrs. Hayden was unknown to the commissioners and despite the land having significant liabilities was waiting to become a state park by 1930.

He worried that the vessel was "an accident waiting to happen" and a potential liability for the village.

Although liability can likely be reduced through disclosure of waiting times and alternatives such as treatment elsewhere, this responsibility paradox is morally untenable.

That "moral hazard" points to the main flaw in the PPF enterprise: plenty of other companies could be waiting to dump their long-term liabilities onto a body that risks being overwhelmed from the day it opens its doors.

Documenting decision trade-offs can reduce the fear of liability or the social and emotional pressures of watchful waiting.

As such, auditor liability emerges as a constantly shifting regulatory construct rather than a dilemma waiting to be resolved.

Presume Congress will not obstruct you from shifting government funds into the credit markets before it has appointed overseers, and explain to the leadership that they don't want the liability of making Kashkari wait until November before he can go to work.

We are still waiting to learn how much of BHS's £700m pension scheme liability is to be absorbed by the PPF.

In addition, preclinical screening tools are now used to detect the potential for QT liability, so that it can be assessed early in development (moxifloxacin) rather than waiting for postmarketing studies to elucidate this finding (droperidol).