Sentence examples for restoring liability from inspiring English sources

Let's be clear - supporting restoring liability for sellers is not the same thing as restoring liability for gun makers.

During that first debate, Sanders explained his vote for the law as a result of his consideration for small gun sellers, saying that he would be willing to restore liability for large gun manufacturers.

Passing piecemeal fixes to outlaw each fraud-inviting instrument — like the provision slipped into the recent jobs bill that outlaws a derivative that had been designed by the industry to allow individuals to evade paying taxes on their stock dividends — will never be a substitute for restoring civil liability for abetting securities fraud.

But a better solution than Sarbanes-Oxley might have been simply to restore criminal liability for lawyers who are proved to have participated in a fraud.

This activated state may be considered dysfunctional when an overactive endothelium disturbs the homeostatic state instead of restoring it, representing a net liability to the host.

What's needed is to restore aiding-and-abetting liability, joint-and-several liability and the recklessness standard, at least for lawyers.

Mr Ozawa was his party's biggest electoral liability by far.The departure of both men allows the party to focus on restoring an image of cleanliness in government.

Zero whatsoever liability, if you mess up I am very sorry, but I am not responsible, please try restoring it in iTunes.

Once they restore their profitability and cut their liabilities, they can return to investing for growth.But in what?

Still, removing this liability would go a substantial way to restore its public finances.

"Investors are waiting to see how the government will buy these assets so that they are not overvalued and turned into a liability for the taxpayer but on the other hand restore some stability for the banking," said Powell.