'shall incur' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an obligation or expectation that something will happen. For example, "Failure to comply with the terms of the contract shall incur a fine".
But Jean Veil, Mr Chirac's lawyer, told Europe 1 radio that he had refused, arguing that the constitution states that "The president of the republic shall incur no liability by reason of acts carried out in this official capacity".
Mr Chirac's lawyer argues that his client is protected by the constitutional provision that "the president of the republic shall incur no liability by reason of acts carried out in this official capacity".
"But the infidels who die unbelievers shall incur the curse of God, the angels, and all men.
Create your own business plan 9.2 Break-even Analysis Our break-even analysis will be based on running costs, that is costs we shall incur in keeping the business running, including salaries and wages, rent, water and electricity, insurance amongst others.
The Board Committee on Human Rights shall not incur any costs to the company except as authorized by the Board of Directors.
THOU shalt not incur a structural deficit.
According to article 48 of Qatar Labour Law, No.14 of 2004: "The employer shall record injuries incurred by any of its employees".
This account shall include costs incurred in the provision of general and administrative services as follows: (a) Formulating corporate policy and in providing overall administration and management.
You shall not have, and shall not hold Yourself out as having, any authority to incur any expenditure in GNM's name or otherwise enter into arrangements that would be binding on GNM.
William Reedy, legal counsel for Vermont's education department, opened the 669-page law to Sec. 9527.A. "Nothing in this act," it says, shall mandate a state "to spend any funds or incur any costs not paid for under this act".
