Sentence examples for with indemnity from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, it has provided bidders with indemnity clauses that would protect them against a protracted legal battle.

It was with Indemnity Only (1982) that her wisecracking, independent, passionate, and empathetic female private detective was created.

"In the first decade, we had a lot of gay men with indemnity insurance," said Shedrick J. Boren, director of special immunology services at Mercy Hospital in the Coconut Grove section of Miami.

Across the country, nine out of 10 Americans who receive health coverage at work are now enrolled in some form of managed care, and the proportion with indemnity plans has fallen by more than half, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute in Washington.

Unless he believed that Crédit Lyonnais would pull the strings at Aurora, this was a strange request to make.Shortly afterwards, Mr Pinault also asked Crédit Lyonnais to provide him with indemnity against legal challenges that might arise in California relating to the Executive Life deal.

The hook there was, 'Can an agent of the government really kill people with indemnity?' The reaction you want from the reader is, 'Say that again?

One of the earliest listed Alan's life insurance policies, each with double indemnity provisions that would pay Harriet a total of $80,000 if it turned out that Alan had been murdered.

The developer seeks to reassure investors that their money is protected, despite not coming under the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) jurisdiction, as the money is placed in an escrow account – overseen by a UK based lawyer with full indemnity insurance.

"Chandler's influence is enormous," says Robert Osborne, the host for Turner classic Movies' Raymond Chandler Weekend, which begins Friday at 8 p.m. with "Double Indemnity," adapted by Chandler and Billy Wilder for the James M. Cain novel, and ends at 4 30 in the morning on Sunday with "The Falcon Takes Over," based on Chandler's own novel "Farewell, My Lovely".

Nigel Farage and Piers Wauchope, who are standing for UKIP in South and North Thanet respectively, said they would push for a compulsory purchase order with an indemnity partner such as RiverOak.

Speaking loudly in a Viennese accent (no dialect coach mentioned in the program) and carrying a big stick, he says ungrammatical things like "What did he did?" He also says about the groundbreaking he wants to do with Double Indemnity that "It's time the pictures grew up".