One of their uses is to raise foreign currency to meet domestic welfare liabilities.
Disney both acknowledges that they play a role in its performers' welfare, and denies liability.
There are also unfunded welfare and pension liabilities of perhaps 70% of GDP.
Similar models were estimated for the logs of annual welfare payments and tax liability.
I can see you as a competitor, as a strain on future welfare payments, or pension liabilities, I can see you as an intruder, a threat - or I can see you as a friend, a collaborator, a teacher, a parent, a child, a human being with unalienable rights.
A multiple regression model was used to identify significant differences in income, government welfare payments and taxation liabilities between people out of the labour force because of their diabetes and those employed full time with no chronic health condition.
A proper recall policy that "minimizes liability and advances social welfare" should focus on where the problem is greatest, says Richard Epstein, a law professor at the University of Chicago who has written and consulted widely in product liability cases.
To some who watched the game here, the event seemed to evoke another era, before liability waivers and animal-welfare protests.
[T]he Purchaser shall assume all liabilities that relate to providing post-retirement welfare benefits to Post Employees, and the Seller shall retain all liabilities that relate to providing post-retirement welfare benefits to Former Post Employees.
There was, and is, a solid empirical argument that the major expansion of the American welfare state that Obama champions and the new liabilities it will create are unsustainable; even without it, U.S. social programs are more or less insolvent.
