Sentence examples for received liability from inspiring English sources

In negotiating his recent offer to become executive vice president for sales and marketing at Formity Systems Inc., a software developer in Murray Hill, N.J., Simon Krieger hired a lawyer and asked for, and received, liability coverage as an officer of the company.

Each sanctioned race receives liability insurance from USA Track & Field, and it would be up to each race director to enforce the ban.

Special intelligence operations would be a new type of covert operation in which intelligence officers received immunity from liability or prosecution where they may need to engage in conduct that would be otherwise unlawful.

Find liability insurance.

Rather than be paid in cash and expose himself to huge tax liabilities, Mr. Wasserman received Matsushita preferred stock with a face value of $327 million and a guaranteed 8.75percentt annual dividend.

After the exchange repealed this ban, the large investment banks converted from a partnership model, in which the senior employees owned the company and were responsible for all of its liabilities and received all of its profits, into a public ownership model.

WorkCover underfunded liability increases have also received little attention, despite the fact that the liability has climbed from a disputed $67 to $85 million to $700 million since Labor came into government in 2002 due to a more generous compensation scheme.

First of all, the nonpayers can't be conflated with the service receivers; people of all incomes and tax liabilities receive government services, not just those who have no federal income tax liability.

Special intelligence operations are a new type of operation in which intelligence officers receive immunity from liability or prosecution where they may need to engage in conduct that would be otherwise unlawful.

He was a prominent trial lawyer who received national recognition in products liability defense litigation throughout the country.

Mr. Weiner had also received $9,900 from three limited liability corporations run by Kent M. Swig, a developer who himself gave the campaign $4,950.