Sentence examples for places the liability from inspiring English sources

He said that in the case of gross negligence or willful misconduct, the operating agreement between BP and the other owners places the liability with BP — and, he said, "the operator's decisions and actions on the rig likely amount to gross negligence and/or willful misconduct".

In his most influential paper, "The Problem of Social Cost" (1960), he developed what later became known as the Coase theorem, arguing that when information and transaction costs are low, the market will produce an efficient solution to the problem of nuisances without regard to where the law places the liability for the nuisance.

But Section 230 correctly places the liability on the user who created the online material, not the website that acted as a conduit.

The ills from letting the gatekeepers take risks and placing the liability on entrepreneurs are accumulating.

They protect the director and board from legal liabilities, placing the liability to the organization instead.

Although G.E.'s liability would seem limited in Japan — largely because the regulatory system in that country places most liability on the plant operator — the company's stock fell 31 cents to $19.61 in trading Tuesday.

In general there is some level of protection under European legislation within rule EU261/2004 which places some liability on the airline to provide accommodation and food to you in the event that your flight is cancelled or delayed, subject to some limitations.

The court placed insurance liability at the time an employee was exposed to asbestos, not when symptoms appeared.

An Anadarko spokesman declined to comment except to refer to the agreement, which places liability solely on the operating partner in case of gross negligence or willful misconduct.

The hard lesson of banking history is that the liability side of banking is not the place for market discipline.

Essentially, the company is saying that the current legal state of DFS is too vague for them to continue operating in the industry, especially since the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 places legal liability on payment processors as well as operators of gambling sites.