Sentence examples for wider liability from inspiring English sources

Law faculties at Iowa and elsewhere have been enthusiastic advocates of wider liability for other employers that get sued.

Some labor and legal experts said the chains undoubtedly believed the laws gave them wider liability against antitrust allegations because they were joined as one in the labor negotiations.

"Degree of liability" divided liability into five circumstances: "full liability" (hospital accepts 100% liability for patient's injury), "ultimate liability" (hospital accepts 50%100%% liability), "equal liability" (hospital accepts 50% liability), "secondary liability" (hospital accepts 10%50%% liability), and "minor liability" (hospital accepts <10% liability).

There would be industry-wide shared liability for disability caused by or connected to industry, and society-wide shared liability for disability whose cause cannot be identified.

There should be industry-wide shared liability for disability caused by or connected to industry, and society-wide shared liability for disability whose cause cannot be identified.

We say a man has a right to the land that he has bought and that to subject a strip six inches or a foot wide to liability to use for a party wall therefore takes his right to that extent.

Even though an industry-wide product-liability fund has been set up, in America the fear of lawsuits is constant.

In exchange for a wide release from liability, they get a decent salary for not a lot of work.

Our standard of living today would be where it was in the 1850s were it not for the wide use of limited liability.

Yet Tennessee's is a national first insomuch as it extends the right of intervention not just to law enforcement or animal control, but to random civilians, granting them wide protection from civil liability for damage to the vehicle.

Concerns about cost ($1,200 or more per unit) and legal liability have impeded wider use.