Sentence examples similar to are further liable from inspiring English sources

"One who conducts normal business activities while ignorant that those activities are furthering a fraud is not liable for securities fraud," Judge Stanton said.

Wall Street, which has fueled the city's economic expansion but has recently fallen into a precarious financial position, is liable to be further battered by the costs of dealing with the disaster.

All this has been further escalated in Warsaw with ill-advised attempts to try to hold developed countries legally liable for the effects of past emissions.

His comments are liable to further increase tensions between China – which has poured huge resources into its sporting programmes in recent years and topped the US in the medal table for the first time in Beijing four years ago – and the Americans.

Of course, if BHP tries to walk away from the mine, and the government does a deal to keep it open to prevent the economy from collapsing, then BHP could argue that it should not be liable for further environmental damage.

The effect was a broadening of the classes of persons that are liable for character cancellation, further reducing avenues for merits review, and increased executive power to overturn decisions of the merits review bodies.

He served two months, and although thereafter he was technically liable to further charges for failing to comply with the terms set by his tribunal, the authorities left him alone.

Further work is needed to confirm our findings in longitudinal studies that are less liable to bias.

Boys are legally liable at fifteen.

They are also liable to change suddenly.

"They are not liable for any crime".