Sentence examples for being liable from inspiring English sources

There is also one benefit, on the margin, to being liable for the A.M.T.

Being liable for sanctions of what an individual chooses to do post course is concerning.

There are cards that can still be verified by signature without the retailer being liable.

There is no question of donors being liable for any financial support for their offspring.

This led to a Labour demand that the minimum age for being liable to the death penalty be shifted from 18 to 21.

There was less clarity about proposals for a system of bank taxes to help protect taxpayers from being liable for the bill in future crises.

In America, even attempting a citizen's arrest itself carries the risk of being liable for false imprisonment, or being charged with kidnapping.

Launching the Greenpeace campaign in Preston on Monday, senior campaigner Anna Jones said: "To avoid being liable for trespass, drillers would need landowners' permission.

Sutton notes that there's precedent for a campaign being liable for an injury suffered by a protester at a campaign event.

About a year ago, McCoy stopped taking a salary and, to avoid being liable for the lease, let Contant buy him out for a dollar.

That's liable to be controversial.