Sentence examples for with this indemnification from inspiring English sources
"To be clear, it is BP's position, consistent with this indemnification, that any settlement between Transocean and any of its injured or deceased employees must include a full release of all BP entities from any and all claims or liability in connection with the Deepwater Horizon incident," said the letter, from John T. Hickey, a lawyer for BP.
Because of this, indemnification terms for private equity can often be less expansive than those for public companies.
How has the Fed and Treasury fought moral hazard by taking money from shareholders but allowing this indemnification to exist?
This indemnification is subject to regular renewal, however, and is due to expire at the end of the year.Then there is the question of vehicle certification.
In bankruptcy, the Bear directors would have had to rely on Bear itself for this indemnification and the bankruptcy trustee might not be so forthcoming.
No doubt the most paranoid Linux fans will view this indemnification issue as just another example of FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt) being spread by the invisible hands of companies like Microsoft and Sun, whose proprietary systems are threatened by Linux.
And McHugh explained that "no congressional notification was provided in connection" with the indemnification provision.
"To date, the U.S. government has failed to comply with its indemnification obligations," Elolf said in an email.
In April, the court affirmed the lower court's dismissal, saying that in this case, indemnification for punitive damages was prohibited by public policy.
"[It should also] provide a stronger opportunity for both of Microsoft's new platforms - Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 - because they come with indemnification against Apple, suddenly making them far safer".
"Unless there is a comfort level on the merits of the litigation with a meaningful indemnification, any prospective buyer and lender would have to think long and hard about moving forward with this purchase".
