Sentence examples for unusual liability from inspiring English sources

But the pact included an unusual liability clause that makes nuclear power plant suppliers, not just operators, liable if accidents occur.

Law enforcement officials raised an unusual theory of liability.

This is not especially unusual -- one liability of Web communication is that people sometimes disappear abruptly.

Even so, to have three rusty cricketers in the same team is unusual and a potential liability.

But aside from its unusual logistical challenges — the liability waiver describes the tour as "inherently dangerous" and warns of the risk of death — the venture has also generated debate about its appropriateness.

So, it takes a pretty unusual theory of antitrust liability for even a knee-jerkingly impulsive, pro-enforcement, Ivory Tower whackjob -- that is, a person like me -- to doubt its viability.

It's helped turn one of her biggest liabilities, her unusual international lifestyle, into an asset.

The Chan Zuckerberg initiative, a limited liability company (a somewhat unusual format for a charity), was set up by Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, in December 2015, ostensibly to share their wealth with the rest of us.

In 2001, the site was placed on the National Priorities List under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA), an unusual step for a historic orchard.

That puts Maiden on the hook for mundane claims in proportion to the premiums it splits, rather than for potentially crippling catastrophic liabilities coming out of unusual claims.

The settlement included an unusual condition that freed the government from future liability with one exception.