Sentence examples for shielded from liability from inspiring English sources
The company is legally shielded from liability for what users post.
Because of congressional protection granted in 2005, gun manufacturers and sellers are largely shielded from liability when their weapons are used in crimes.
See e.g., Zeran v. America Online, Inc., 129 F.3d 327 19977) (finding that failure to remove defamatory statements was an act shielded from liability by section 230(c)); Lockheed Martin Corp. v. Network Solutions, Inc.,985 F.Supp.
"We're going to need to think about how to immunize manufacturers from lawsuits in appropriate circumstances," Calo said, adding that defense contractors are usually shielded from liability when the robots and machines they make for the military accidentally injure a soldier.
They were also debating whether the government should be given a greater say over schedules and air fares in return for federal help, and the degree to which the industry should be shielded from liability claims stemming from the crashes of the hijacked jetliners.
There's one other benefit to using the MLC: you're shielded from liability for statutory damages.
The United States can then claim sovereign immunity based on the foreign country exception to the FTCA and, thereby, both the employee and the government are effectively shield from liability for the conduct, leaving the victim with no civil cause of action.
Phone companies would be shielded from legal liability for assisting in the Bush administration's program of eavesdropping without warrants after the Sept. 11 attacks.
Trump and his attorneys appealed, saying in court filings that the president should be shielded from such liability and legal distractions.
The Supreme Court last looked at a medical device case in 1996, when it ruled that devices approved by the F.D.A. under a different, more expedited process were not shielded from state liability.
Hard as it is to believe, the Bush F.D.A. and the Department of Justice have asserted that drug companies should be shielded from civil liability even if F.D.A. approval is based on deliberately faked or hidden data.
