Sentence examples for responsibility for liability from inspiring English sources

The unit owner would sign and deliver to the board an agreement accepting responsibility for liability, costs and fees not covered by that insurance.

The legislation includes a mix of other revenue-producing ideas, including new fees for passengers using tour boats that dock at the park and shifting responsibility for liability claims from park users to the state and city.

Still, Røttingen says, "There seems to be a convergence to establish a group that would finance and pay for vaccines and should also take responsibility for liability issues in cooperation with affected countries".

The calamitous oil spill, which by most estimates is leaking 5,000 barrels a day, has a hefty price tag and many are wondering who will assume responsibility for liability claims.

Another legal and ethical aspect of 'off-label' use is who carries the responsibility for liability in the case of side effects or other adverse events [ 10].

Over the weekend, G.M. agreed with the government that the new company would assume responsibility for product liability claims, even if they were incurred by the old G.M.

"If this is to be the new agency policy and practice, then NASA should shift responsibility for termination liability on all of its current contracts, not simply Constellation," Dr. Pace said.

General Motors and the Obama administration have reached a deal for the carmaker to assume responsibility for product liability claims filed after it emerges from bankruptcy as a new company, even those claims involving vehicles made by the old company, according to documents filed in bankruptcy court late Friday.

Though ABB eventually sold the company again, it retained responsibility for the liabilities.

Montgomery said Local World is starting with a "clean sheet" with Northcliffe's former parent company DMGT, which holds a 38.7% stake in the new venture, taking on responsibility for pension liabilities.

Much of the problem in the second quarter was traceable to asbestos-related litigation in the United States, stemming from industrial boilers made in the 1970's by Combustion Engineering, a business ABB later bought and then sold again, retaining responsibility for the liabilities.