indemnified

It was enacted that the places of worship, and public lands, which had been confiscated, should be restored to the church, without dispute, without delay, and without expense; and this severe injunction was accompanied with a gracious promise, that if any of the purchasers had paid a fair and adequate price, they should be indemnified from the Imperial treasury.

The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 1206

Owners would be "indemnified" against damage that may be caused to their properties as a result of the election, the IEC said.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

Agliotti was a main witness in the trial of former police commissioner Jackie Selebi and had not been "indemnified" in that matter.

News24 Top Stories 2010

Any intentional breach should be fully indemnified, meaning that the client will have no "out of pocket" costs or expenses related to recovery of the data and compliance with any applicable notice provisions or other obligations required by data privacy laws.

All - WTN News 2010

Agliotti was a main witness in the trial of former police commissioner Jackie Selebi and had not been "indemnified" in that matter.

News24 Top Stories 2010

Any intentional breach should be fully indemnified, meaning that the client will have no "out of pocket" costs or expenses related to recovery of the data and compliance with any applicable notice provisions or other obligations required by data privacy laws.

All - WTN News 2010

Any intentional breach should be fully indemnified, meaning that the client will have no "out of pocket" costs or expenses related to recovery of the data and compliance with any applicable notice provisions or other obligations required by data privacy laws.

All - WTN News 2010

Any intentional breach should be fully indemnified, meaning that the client will have no "out of pocket" costs or expenses related to recovery of the data and compliance with any applicable notice provisions or other obligations required by data privacy laws.

All - WTN News 2010

Any intentional breach should be fully indemnified, meaning that the client will have no "out of pocket" costs or expenses related to recovery of the data and compliance with any applicable notice provisions or other obligations required by data privacy laws.

All - WTN News 2010

Direct damages, what's typically associated with a breach of contract, are usually indemnified against.

Jim Thomas: 7 Keys to Indemnification in Business Sales, Part 4 of 3 Jim Thomas 2011