Sentence examples for transferring liability from inspiring English sources

Some of the more controversial aspects of the bill include transferring liability for copyright infringement to sites that host user-generated content and blocking that content via DNS servers.

Alternatively, the regulator could discount credits ex ante (at the time of certification) to account for anticipated future carbon loss, thus effectively transferring liability to itself.

It won't be long before the Fed further loads its balance sheet with worthless toxic assets... thereby transferring liabilities from the reckless bankers to U.S. citizens.

There are many problems with SOPA, but some of the main ones are that it transfers liability for copyright infringement onto second parties like search engines, social networks, blogs, and all sorts of websites.

They are also concerned Google is trying to transfer liability for obtaining consent onto publishers — asserting: "Given that your now-changed terms are incorporated by reference into many contracts under which publishers indemnify Google, these terms could result in publishers indemnifying Google for potentially ruinous fines.

Furthermore, prior to Li our tort system of liability was condemned because it was so inefficient in transferring the liability insurance premium to the accident victim (e. g., Conrad et al., Automobile Accident Costs and Payments (1964) pp. 58-61).

A report issued by RAND Corporation in 2014 for policymakers concluded that over time automated driving may transform the insurance industry by transferring more liability onto manufacturers, and it warned that this might slow the development of the technology.

So, to return to the original disagreement with Mr Beckworth, it seems that there are only two ways to relieve the shortage of safe assets: the government could issue more debt or the government could guarantee private debt, thereby transferring the liability to the state.

If the only EFTs from an account are preauthorized transfers, liability could arise if the consumer fails to report unauthorized transfers reflected on a periodic statement.

Hopefully, Nationwide's effort to avoid fiduciary responsibility and transfer liability to its clients will be a much needed wake-up call.

Under our legislation, financial institutions would be prohibited from transferring nonbank liabilities — like derivatives, repurchase agreements and securities lending — into federally supported banks that benefit from deposit insurance.