Sentence examples for attached liability from inspiring English sources

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"If we could have proved that they knew two years beforehand, we would have attached liability to that period," Mr. Galvin said.

By contrast, the shifting coalitions of Justices who formed the majorities in post-Sullivan decisions were, for various reasons, being slowly pulled toward the idea that Sullivan had implicitly held that government altogether lacks the power to attach liability to the publication of statements on matters of public concern, even when they are published for the purpose of injuring another.

In 2015, Alabama passed a right-of-publicity statute that attaches liability for the use of someone's identity "on or in products, goods, merchandise or services entered into commerce... or for purposes of advertising or selling, or soliciting purchases of, products, goods, merchandise or services" in the state without the individual's consent.

It thus can be inferred that Congress likely would not have attached such liability to a private § 10(b) cause of action.

"It's not very often you find personal liability attached to a lawsuit," Mr. Stober said.

Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley has activated a criminal investigation team to determine whether there is any criminal liability attached to fire, and if so, against whom.

"Because of the type of work we're in, there's a liability attached to not doing things properly," he said.

Goff first addressed the Court of Appeal's use of Ballard v Tomlinson, stating that the decision there as based on the facts of the case, and did not establish either a rule that there was a right to clear water, nor that there was strict liability attached to that right.

And the American company comes with liabilities attached.

The price, as yet undisclosed, is rumoured to be in the region of $5m, with $10m in liabilities attached.