Sentence examples for would indemnify from inspiring English sources

When I asked if she would indemnify a strongman, she frowned.

Griffin told his drivers that he would indemnify them for any fines they might receive for following his instructions.

Just in case, C.C.A. would indemnify the county, up to a quarter of a million dollars, for any future legal fees.

Some building owners asked whether the government would indemnify them for apartment damages or legal costs if they were forced to evict a tenant.

Besides the money, the farmers are seeking a deal that would not require any crops to be taken out of cultivation and would indemnify them from any environmental damage caused by the loss of water to the nearby Salton Sea.

The agreement between 18 orders and the Irish government would indemnify the orders from any future legal claims by victims who accept the compensation, but the "survivors," as they are commonly known here, criticized the planned compensation as too low.

A second amendment — which would have indemnified county clerks who refuse to process the new licenses against lawsuits from irate drivers — met a similar fate.

Then, in the merger agreement, Bear negotiated a provision, usually standard, that JPMorgan would agree to indemnify the Bear directors.

If one or more foreign governments would care to indemnify the United States against losses incurred by our largest banks because of trading in those nations' debt, this could be the basis of an interesting negotiation (see Dennis Kelleher's suggested variant).

In addition,, the government would have to indemnify it, further complicating matters.

Would the Qatari organizers indemnify FIFA against potential legal problems?