Sentence examples for the extent of liability from inspiring English sources

The extent of liability is often regulated by contract.

The question that is likely to dominate much of the litigation, wherever it lands, is the extent of liability for BP and the companies it worked with.

"It suits the MoD to minimise the numbers in order to reduce the extent of liability," says Tony Gauvain, a retired colonel, psychotherapist and chairman of the charity PTSD Resolution.

Finally, it recognizes that any plausible framework must impose necessary boundaries on the extent of liability, including delineating the nature of the rights to be protected and the scope of a PMSC's potential obligations in relation to those rights.

Pull your credit report; to be sure you are aware of the extent of liabilities in your name.

While Thames Water, identified by the Consumer Council for Water yesterday as having the worst record in Britain for dealing with customer complaints, was wrangling over the extent of its liability, several householders earlier this year once more awoke to find solid waste flooding their gardens from the same manhole covers.

But that's also why, despite the clear appeal of the claims process, other lawyers continued to press on with their lawsuits, which they settled just before BP was about to go on trial to establish the extent of its liability.

Patent trolls have been criticized for broadly distributing vague, misleading letters demanding payment for a license; they leave the recipient scratching their heads as to the extent of their liability, yet fearful enough of the costs of litigation to entertain entering into a license.

Insurance and reinsurance companies also suffered, as investors worried about the extent of their liabilities in covering the damage wreaked by the earthquake and tsunami.

Ms. Masto's request to terminate the 2008 deal could raise further questions about the extent of its liabilities arising from Countrywide's lending practices and from the bank's own loan servicing activities in the foreclosure crisis.

Wyeth has repeatedly underestimated the extent of its liabilities.