Sentence examples for prospect of liability from inspiring English sources

The prospect of liability, perhaps existential in nature, for true stories presents a chilling risk for those who rely on the First Amendment.

Procter & Gamble reckons that it spends $3m a year fighting the copycats.Another headache is the prospect of legal liability.

Foreign companies are put off by the prospect of unlimited liability in the event of an accident.

A BP insider says that what has spooked investors is the prospect of unlimited liability.However, suggestions that BP could go bust are wide of the mark.

It has caused a particular sensation, though, because it raises the prospect of legal liability for European officials by linking them to an American drone campaign that is widely seen as publicly unpalatable, or simply illegal, in their home countries.

The prospect of tort liability for suppression of adverse research findings.

Any significant production and revenue is unlikely until 2030, and in the meanwhile Arctic drilling faces high and uncertain costs, extremely demanding and risky operations, as well as the prospect of heavy regulation and liabilities when (not if) the first major blowout happens in the region.

The extraordinary prospect of senior figures dodging their alleged liability for abductions and torture by deploying the "foreign act of state doctrine" in criminal proceedings emerged during a civil claim brought by Libyan and Pakistani former detainees.

If the suit is successful, the nation's health care system faces an enormous financial liability and the prospect of being forced to change the way that generations of doctors have been trained.

Concerned about liability and the prospect of food borne illness, the airport last month had asked the group, the Maine Troop Greeters, to stop serving treats, which had expanded from cake and cookies to sandwiches and pizza.

There is also the question of liability.