Sentence examples for ultimately liable from inspiring English sources

For example, Mr. Siegler said, many management contracts contain "indemnification clauses" that could make the co-op ultimately liable for the negligence of the managing agent.

The financing plan would be acceptable to him, he added, if YankeeNets issued the bonds, making it clear who would be ultimately liable for a shortfall.

If the fund were to fail, it would be one of the first in China's fast-growing trust industry to do so and would become a test case as to who is ultimately liable when investment products go bad.

The use of special-purpose vehicles, like those at Enron that housed the partnerships and benefited certain insiders -- but for which the shareholders were ultimately liable -- is particularly troublesome as a result of Enron's failure.

British racing will implement a new "zero-tolerance" approach to the use of anabolic steroids on thoroughbreds both in and out of training from 2015, with horses ultimately liable to be drug-tested at any time from six months after they are foaled, the British Horseracing Authority announced on Thursday.

"Because this advertisement makes a flatly false factual claim for which your station is ultimately liable," the Cruz attorneys wrote, "we strongly urge you to exercise your discretion as a licensee to refuse to continue to broadcast this advertisement, and, because it is already airing, immediately pull the advertisement from your rotation".

But the system works only because taxpayers ultimately are liable.

The banking sector will ultimately be liable for repayment by means of levies in all participating member states".

Though the developers will pay acquisition costs up front for the 200-by-400-foot site, they will ultimately be liable for only $85.56 million.

Trustees are ultimately held liable for a charity's actions, yet many wrongly assume it is up to the chief executive and other staff to take care of things on the regulatory front.

Speaking to Der Spiegel, Mr. Weidmann said that if the E.C.B. took on government debt, the citizens of Europe would ultimately be liable, because European governments would have to replenish the central bank's reserves if it suffered losses on bond holdings.