Sentence examples for true liability from inspiring English sources

Exploration, however, counts as a true liability.

Individuals face between 33 to 100% of their true liability.

Ultimately, this behavior produces regressive outcomes: less educated and less profitable entrepreneurs are more likely to overpay relative to their true liability.

And it will be a long time before the Natural Resources Damage Assessment, put in place to determine BP's true liability, will be made fully public with any sort of conclusion about the company's liability.

The P.B.G.C., when calculating the system's deficit, uses what is in effect a market rate; whatever it would cost to buy annuities for everyone covered in a pension plan is, it argues, the plan's true "liability". The difference between these measures can be extreme.

Is this someone you dislike, or someone who is a true liability to the company?

Some economics estimate their true liabilities run into the billions".

Yes, actuaries follow accounting standards and the requested scope of work by the governments engaging them, but Gold's message is that actuaries have a professional duty, and a duty to the public, to disclose "true" liabilities whether or not the accounting standards or the legislature calls for it.

This index is theoretically largely free of environmental influence and should better represent the true genetic liability for each individual.

Joshua D. Rauh, an associate professor of finance at Northwestern University, and Robert Novy-Marx, an assistant professor of finance at the University of Rochester, calculated that the true unfunded liability for state and local pension plans is roughly $3.5 trillion.

The effective tax rate (that is, a household's true tax liability, as opposed to what they owe on paper) in 2005 was 31.2percentt, but the Trumps paid only about 25percentt of their income that year, some $38 million.