Sentence examples for basically liable from inspiring English sources
In the absence of such immunity, granted by law or obtained privately from adjacent landowners, the owners, operators, and users of airports are basically liable, in much the same way as other occupiers of land, for any substantial impairment of the use or enjoyment of neighbouring lands.
"If you wrote a disclaimer that basically says we're not liable for fraud or making a misstatement in connection with this opinion that we're putting out, that would be ineffective as a matter of law," said Michael A. Perino, who teaches securities law at St . Johns University in New York.
The drug company lawyers basically argued that they are not liable because the FDA should have stopped them.
But the Icelanders, of course, basically said that their citizens weren't liable for the sins of their bankers.
Under these conditions, money can be the primary regulator, and neighborhoods are under threat as organic entities, liable to be broken up, built over and basically erased at any time.
The ruling basically holds that individual condominium unit owners can be held personally liable for all or part of the damages awarded to people injured as a result of defects in common areas of a building.
In order to prosecute the defendants at Nuremberg, the Allies and their lawyers basically had to convert the Pact into a criminal code that made individuals liable for illegal acts of war.
Basically, this means that the Internet companies such as Google, Facebook and Twitter can be held liable for any "offensive" comments posted by a user.
Are they criminally liable?
"You're liable to kill somebody".
