The phrase "as being liable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing someone's responsibility or potential for being held accountable for something.
Example: "The company is concerned about the risks associated with their products, as being liable for any damages could lead to significant financial losses."
Alternatives: "as being responsible" or "as being accountable".
Religion plays no discernible part; while the Roman Catholic minority used to fear independence as being liable to result in a Protestant hegemony, a recent mori poll for the Sunday Herald found that a higher proportion of Catholics (39%) supported independence than did Protestants (32%).And unlike East European or Balkan nationalism, the Scottish variety has very little to do with ethnicity.
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) have also been pointed out as being liable for the formation of efflorescence on artefacts and their rapid degradation [5], especially in showcases [6].
Unlike Penn State, Syracuse is a private university and is not shielded by the sovereign immunity that could possibly keep Penn State from being liable as a state entity.
This may explain why the decline of isolate lines where mutations are periodically trapped in bottlenecked populations is often very slow (e.g. Vassilieva et al. 1999), as beneficial as well as deleterious mutations are liable to be trapped.
Concentrate on keeping your feet on the pedals as you ride downhill, as bumps are liable to throw your feet off.
Robert Christgau rated it B−, stating that he "never would have figured this theatre type to come up with it" and calling "I'm Eighteen" "as archetypal a hard rock single as you're liable to hear in this flaccid year, or maybe ever".
I am willing to pay any tax so long as I am liable".
Only a prize court could determine whether particular items (let alone people, whom Northerners tenuously classified as contraband) were liable for confiscation.
As the horse cannot see below a line from the eye to the nostril, it should not be allowed to toss its head back, particularly near an obstacle, as it is liable to leap blindly.
Ellis interrupts, as he is liable to do: "No one can compete with Abramovich's millions; no one, not Manchester United, Ars-enal, Liverpool, but that doesn't mean to say we can't beat them".
In general, the hydrogen storage alloy electrodes such as LaNi5 were liable to sustain damage owing to hydrogen embrittlement during cathodization.
