Sentence examples for were indemnified from inspiring English sources
verb
To secure against loss or damage; to insure.
(An example might be a cop who, say, blackmails a suspect, or rapes someone while on duty). Swenson cites a 2014 study that found cops were indemnified in 99.98 percent of cases the researcher surveyed.
The publisher's decision also means other cleared defendants in the trial who were indemnified by News UK have dropped their cost claims.
For contemplation, we also had, living and working, such exemplars as Katherine Anne Porter, Flannery O'Connor, J. D. Salinger, Caroline Gordon, Eudora Welty, Tennessee Williams, Nelson Algren, John O'Hara, Wright Morris, and others who were indemnified by their gifts and work, as opposed to their literary politics.
Leon Daniels, TfL's managing director of surface transport, said: "We have applied to the High Court for an interim injunction that will require Addison Lee to withdraw the letter it sent to its drivers on 14 April advising them to drive in bus lanes and telling them they were indemnified against any fine or liability incurred.
"Oh, God, I hope I'm indemnified," McInerney said.
Gargantuan words are indemnified because e-Rater interprets them as a sign of lexical complexity.
Tishman Speyer agreed, on the condition that it be indemnified against damages.
If the first 20 percent was indemnified, the fund's effective war chest would rise to 1.5 trillion euros.
/ The manufacturers are indemnified against all legal remedies, having constituted themselves as a duly registered limited liability corporation.
The chairman about ten years ago was very insistant that individuals be named, even trying to keep them from being indemnified fully.
Kuttner was indemnified by News UK from January 2013 and is seeking £135,000 in costs incurred before that date.
