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• v  secure against future loss, damage, or liability; give security for
• v  make amends for; pay compensation for

• At length it became obvious, even in Germany, that after the Experts' plan provisions, there would be no money left over to indemnify mark bond holders.
• The current administration's plan to indemnify bus owners $25,000 each to remove their buses from the road and replace them with modern new buses got tangled up in conflicts of .
• His recently filed 2003 financial-disclosure form reveals that Halliburton last year invoked an insurance policy to indemnify Cheney for what could be steep legal bills .

• compensate
• recompense
• repair

News & Articles

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• Zombies, Linux, IBM and SCO
  InternetNews: From the 'Indemnify Me' files:
  June 19, 2013 - Linux Today

Quotes

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• John Howard in NDTV.com
  We would indemnify Cricket Australia for any compensation that it might have to pay to the international body,Howard said. "It would not be fair to visit the cost of a foreign policy decision on a sporting body."
• Spencer Bachus in Stuff.co.nz
  Government and ultimately taxpayers should not assume responsibility for losses or indemnify private investors,Bachus said at the panel hearing.
• Laura DiDio in Computerworld Australia
  It makes sense for some of them to do this type of thing and indemnify their customers,DiDio said. "It can impact enterprise users if somebody decides to sue for patent infringement ...... and they don't have any protection in place. That...