Sentence examples for written disclaimer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clement said the law required the prosecution to prove that the offense was intentional and not accidental and that video makers could protect their customers with a written disclaimer that gave the performers' age.

In response, the company's president, Goro Aoyama, held a news conference, issued a written disclaimer to investors and posted signs in store windows saying that the chain was not Aum-related.

When aired on CNN International, the broadcast is prefaced by a written disclaimer: "The show you are about to watch is a news parody.

It also requires spoken and written disclaimers in the film and advertisements for it, along with the disclosure of contributors' names.

It also requires spoken and written disclaimers in the film and ads for it, along with the disclosure of contributors' names.

But after the group sued the authority, and won its federal court case on First Amendment grounds, the agency voted last fall to amend its policy, allowing such ads, with written disclaimers, as long as the agency did not expect the ads to "imminently incite or provoke violence".

Therefore, UNCLOS signatories are entitled to issue written disclaimers of not accepting mandatory arbitrations on such issues.

As was fitting given my conflict of interest on the subject, I didn't cover anything that incorporated ExxonMobil and little on the oil industry, writing disclaimers about it to explain the emails asking why I wasn't.

The service has written these disclaimers in a language for each profession that they believe will protect these individuals; while at the same time making it much more clear to other users that the answers are not a substitution for advice/care from your actual doctor or lawyer.

Good thing he wrote that disclaimer.

"If you wrote a disclaimer that basically says we're not liable for fraud or making a misstatement in connection with this opinion that we're putting out, that would be ineffective as a matter of law," said Michael A. Perino, who teaches securities law at St . Johns University in New York.