Nayyem's energy is more frenetic and less focussed, and he is liable to commit to a wider range of projects than he can realistically accomplish.
This is easily demonstrated by tasting a strawberry (without, of course, knowing that it is a strawberry -- otherwise you're liable to commit the stimulus error! -- while holding your nose.
But Mustafa can fight with people and, despite everything, maintain a decent relationship with them". Nayyem's energy is more frenetic and less focussed, and he is liable to commit to a wider range of projects than he can realistically accomplish.
Where the customs debt is incurred as the result of an act which, at the time it was committed, was liable to give rise to criminal court proceedings, the three year period laid down in paragraph 1 shall be extended to a period of ten years.
Where the customs debt is incurred as the result of an act which, at the time it was committed, was liable to give rise to criminal court proceedings, the three year period laid down in paragraph 1 shall be extended to a period of five years.
"Dutch citizens fighting on the Kurdish side would of course be liable to prosecution if they committed crimes such as torture or rape," de Bruin told AFP. "But this is also happening a long way away and so it'll be very difficult to prove".
"Although we cannot comment on any individual matters, those same byelaws state that a member shall be liable to disciplinary action if he commits any act or default likely to bring discredit on himself, the institute or the profession of accountancy," he said.
The New Jersey Plan contained a provision that: "[N]o person shall be liable to be tried for any criminal offense, committed within any of the United States, in any other state than that wherein the offense shall be committed.... ..
These microcracks may be liable to initiate crevice corrosion.
An eye on the bigger picture, anyway, is liable to shake even the most committed romantic.
In May this year the Burmese army newspaper the Mirror warned that Ms Suu Kyi and her followers were liable to execution or life imprisonment for committing high treason by having contact with dissidents.
