The precise nature of that liability is unclear, but it appears to be an accrued but unpaid capital gains tax related to the 2000 sale to CanWest.
There can also be liabilities in being too precise about the nature of an American military response.
This unadjusted indirect comparison has been criticised for discarding the within trial comparison, increasing liability to bias and over- precise estimates.
With no way to independently verify, in real time, the precise nature of financial firms' assets and liabilities, they are all vulnerable to panics by investors, counterparties, and depositors, based on rumors and speculation as well as fact.
424, 220 A.2d 853, that court has never expressly considered their rule of strict liability as it relates to the precise issue now before this court.
2d 853, that court has never expressly considered their rule of strict liability as it relates to the precise issue now before this court.
But we've shuttered our creativity in favor of precise technical skill, we've made emotional intelligence a liability, and we've segmented people into silos where interpersonal breakthroughs are nearly impossible.
The precise functional overlap between the effects of these genes on liability to mental illness thus awaits experimental validation.
MacDonald said properly estimating the size of an oil spill "is not trivial". "Both the environmental impact and the liability of the company are directly related to the precise amount of the release," MacDonald said.
But if there is tax evasion, Ai's liability will ultimately be determined by defining what his precise role is within the company.
Medical training that (rightly) values precise expression and a culture that values full disclosure and protection from liability may spur doctors to tell their patients the uninflected and deflating truth even in the most dire circumstances.
