Sentence examples for onerous liability from inspiring English sources
Two U.S. firms, Boeing and Bell, were interested in a second attack helicopter tender, but declined to participate due to onerous liability and technology transfer requirements.
He added: "Dreams… in common with many others has suffered as a result of this depressed retail environment, a rapid expansion of its store portfolio and onerous lease liabilities.
But the downgrade also allowed Ambac to record a $961.6 million accounting gain because the company is theoretically less able to make good on some of its insurance contracts, making those liabilities less onerous.
Nick Seddon of Reform, a think-tank, notes that erratic reforms, pension liabilities and onerous rules on hiring and firing staff deter private providers, who can generally find quicker returns abroad.Britain is not just falling behind countries such as Germany and Spain in embracing the profit motive.
In April 2005, for example, while markets were worrying about rating agencies downgrading the carmaker's debt, G.M.'s onerous unfunded health care and pension liabilities looked to have punched a multibillion-dollar hole in its balance sheet.
Manchester United has slowly but surely been paying down its debt, and its liabilities will become far less onerous later in the decade.
Either woman could have still brought a claim for co-worker harassment, but the case would almost certainly be dismissed because a far more onerous legal standard would apply – and their employers could escape liability by stating that they had no way of knowing about the offending conduct.
Although companies say that providing pensions has become more onerous in recent years, the fees charged by insurers for taking over those liabilities have dropped sharply.
Administration officials said negotiators from the Departments of Defense and State agreed to remove onerous provisions contained in bilateral agreements from the 1990's, relieving South Korea of liabilities for such matters as lost revenues and severed contracts should the move go through.
Nothing particularly onerous there.
