Sentence examples for being liable to from inspiring English sources

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

The welfare of the state of Washington depends on the welfare of its workers and demands that they be protected from conditions that result in their being liable to imposition and extortion.

The OECD says it wants to "examine how a company has a digital presence in the economy of another country without being liable to taxation due to lack of nexus under current international rules".

Quite a lot of the Scottish Mutual with-profit bonds included a provision to surrender the policy, without being liable to pay an MVA, on the 10th anniversary from the starting date.

One was the discovery of obscure clauses in a 1947 treaty that seem to negate the very premise of Generali's self-defence since the war that the company stopped being liable to its East European policyholders (murdered Jews among them) when the Communists nationalised its branches.

But it has the major drawback of being liable to raise a dispute each time it is invoked, for it is by no means easy for a country to evaluate the compensation it is being offered as in fact being equivalent to the concession made by the third country.

That's liable to be controversial.

Someone was liable to enter after all.

This change is liable to be unpredictable.

"He's liable to really throw anything".

Readers are liable to experience alternative emotions.