The phrase "affect the liability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how certain actions, events, or conditions may influence legal or financial responsibilities.
Example: "The recent changes in regulations may affect the liability of the company in case of an accident."
Alternatives: "influence the liability" or "impact the liability".
Thus, in addition to genetic determinants, environmental risk factors affect the liability to these traits, and Ogliari et al. [18] showed that several life events that influence the susceptibility to PD also predict heightened CO2 reactivity.
Anyhow, other determinants than components of the surfactant system might also affect the liability to RDS.
For this reason, a third model was developed, in which health status was also assumed to affect the liability for sexual maturation.
Through certification, GPs recommend periods of time off work, make decisions that affect the liabilities of compensation agencies and provide case managers information for them to make inferences about injury causality (work or transport related).
With pleiotropy set to zero, five genes affect the SLI liability, and five affect ASD liability.
These rules will affect the tax liability of many people who go to work overseas for a time, or those who come to the UK for the first time.
The rules of the CTC, boasted the government on budget day, "will prevent one spouse or partner's income affecting the tax liability of the other".
While the settlement, which still requires the approval of some of the parties involved and of a federal judge, absolves Andersen Worldwide of liability, it would not affect the lawsuits filed against Arthur Andersen, which audited Enron.
(2) This Act does not affect any conviction or sentence or give rise to any right, entitlement or liability, and does not affect the prerogative of mercy. 2 Short title (1) This Act may be cited as the Alan Turing (Statutory Pardon) Act 2012.
This can adversely affect the quality and efficiency of care, but also complicates liability issues.
A big variable is how these changes would affect tax liability under the alternate minimum tax, the much-criticized, flat-rate tax plan originally intended to coax tax payments out of all taxpayers with significant income but which is not indexed for inflation.
