Sentence examples for taking the liability from inspiring English sources

Along with taking the liability off G.M.'s books, the trust would protect workers in the event of a bankruptcy, because its assets would not be held by G.M. When the contract is signed, the company will pay each worker a $3,000 bonus.

The Army Corps "is basically kicking the can down the road, and all it is doing is taking the liability from the Corps and putting it on" the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, he told the Associated Press.

David Shields, an analyst who has long studied Mexican oil, suggests the government take the liability off Pemex's books by converting it to sovereign debt.

Fourth, we did not take the liability factor into consideration when comparing compensation amounts in different injuries.

In its results, BP said it would increase provisions for the disaster by £317m, taking the total liability provision to £29bn.

And, perhaps best of all, Worldwide Pants is taking on the liability of our contract provisions, including not only the payment terms, but also the backstop of the fair market valuation test under the MBA. 4. Like the waiver for the SAG awards, it lets people know that, when we are able to, we reward our friends.

Additionally, why even bother taking on the liability and responsibility of making such determinations?

While PALM likes to tout that it carries more than $500M in cash on its balance sheet, the reality is that cash is heavily offset with debt, and even if we take the deferred liability it carries on its balance sheet out of the equation, it still shows negative net tangible assets of about $100M and negative net current assets of $306.5M.

"It is not a reasonable accounting practice nor forecasting practice to take the maximum liability you could potentially receive as the real cost savings," Wenger said.

"No employer is going to hire me and take on the liability that I represent," Mr. Jordan said.

Under the proposal, Mr. Colaninno and a group of fellow investors would take the banks' liabilities into a new company.