大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 civil liability


释义：

civil liability [法] 民事责任

例句：



Section 2 Civil Liability for Breach of contract.

第二节违反合同的民事责任。



Chapter vi Civil Liability Section 1 General stipulations.

第六章民事责任第一节一般规定。



Article 134 The main methods of bearing civil liability shall be.

第一百三十四条承担民事责任的方式主要有。



Critics and opposition parties say the government must draw lessons from the Bhopal disaster and modify the controversial Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Bill to ensure that India will be able to hold private companies responsible for any mishap.



Assigning civil liability via a private action is a hard row to hoe.


Failure to conduct such due diligence might very well lead to civil liability, if not criminal exposure.


To this point, the civil liability and criminal exposure surrounding SCF have been ignored by legal academia.


Private labs are subject to civil liability claims and administrative fines, giving them financial incentives to get it right.


Moreover, at this point, outdated economists still peddling hoary Keynesian fallacies should be subject to civil liability for fraud.


Copyright infringement is a serious matter that violates U.S. copyright law and subjects infringers to criminal and civil liability.


Mr. Yerushalmi's memo makes a compelling case that there is both civil liability and criminal exposure associated with SCF.


The act's two main sections target vastly different types of behavior, though each may result in both civil liability and criminal punishment.


In addition to the ongoing criminal investigation, Santa Maria's public prosecutor announced that there will be a separate investigation to establish civil liability.


And on ERR there were four government defeats - including one which reinstated civil liability in breaches of duty of health and safety regulations.


To many observers in Houston, Skilling's resignation signaled that the company's growing problems might have crossed the line from mere civil liability to criminal.


The particular duties examined are certainly not exhaustive but have been chosen because they appear to give rise to the greatest areas of civil liability and criminal exposure.


Mr. Gaffney provided each bank and fund with a legal memorandum entitled Civil Liability and Criminal Exposure for U.S. Financial Institutions and Businesses engaged in Shariah-Compliant Finance .


Managers of financial assets are facing renewed pressure to behave judiciously regarding the resources they control, and report their activities accurately, facing fines, imprisonment, and civil liability for even minor violations or misstatements.


Lytton said the Scouts should face no civil liability over the release of the files themselves, which could damage the reputations of hundreds of men who were never found guilty of a crime.


If he is wrong, he will not only lose a lot of money on his short, but he could also face civil liability to the company, which has yet to file a suit against him.


According to a Republican memo circulated before the vote, that legislation is designed to ensure that " any person that voluntarily reports suspicious activity anything that could be a threat to transportation security" will be granted immunity from civil liability for the disclosure.


Given the panoply of civil liability and criminal exposure issues analyzed at various levels in this memorandum, and given the preliminary nature of any such effort of first impression, legal minds will most certainly approach the specifics of any fact pattern cautiously and differently.


According to a Republican memo circulated before the vote, that legislation is designed to ensure that " any person that voluntarily reports suspicious activity -- anything that could be a threat to transportation security" will be granted immunity from civil liability for the disclosure.


Applying the principle governing civil liability, we go only a step farther in holding that the act of the agent, while exercising the authority delegated to him to make rates for transportation, may be controlled, in the interest of public policy, by imputing his act to his employer and imposing penalties upon the corporation for which he is acting in the premises.