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Synonyms for indemnify

to give a satisfactory return to

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Synonyms for indemnify

secure against future loss, damage, or liability

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make amends for

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Most importantly, indemnifiers accepting the financial risks of claims for missed structural abnormalities need to ensure they have sufficient reserves to meet future administrative and claims costs.
Obstetric ultrasound--its risks and the cost of addressing them
It would in my judgment be inconsistent to give the indemnifier the benefit of this rule but to deny him the material necessary to make it effective."
Safeguarding confidentiality in mediation
the lessee (indemnifier), the lessor (policy holder), and the employee
CERCLA choice-of-law: insurers' attempts to escape their own quagmires
The auditor is considered a potential indemnifier if an investment or credit loss is experienced.
Auditor reputation and the insurance hypothesis: the information content of disclosures of financial distress of a major accounting firm
A party defends the case and seeks compensation from the indemnifier when it is complete.
Trust but verify
A company that does not enjoy federal indemnification, however, must consider its indemnifier's financial soundness in determining if such protection relieves it of the need for disclosure.
Assessing environmental risk; financial statement users are carefully scrutinizing the adequacy of environmental cleanup disclosures
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