Sentence examples for clearly liable from inspiring English sources

Such behaviour would make the firms clearly liable for copyright infringement and end their immunity, even under the Betamax standard.

"This is clearly conduct liable to cause a breach of the peace.

The European tradition clearly keeps doctors liable for final decisions regarding end of life care.

Roache enjoyed the aftermath, as it added a new dimension to Ken, whereby "He was a married man with kids, and had all of those good intentions, but he was also liable to stray and clearly had trouble resisting the temptation of another woman".

Thinking back on it, making cocoa is probably all he could think of to do with someone who was clearly a ball of pure tension and liable to cry, if not faint, at any moment.

But that, too, is subservient in importance to the film's sense that nothing in relationships can be perceived very clearly, but that things are in general liable to work out fine.

Clearly such a recent history would be liable to offend certain of his contemporaries, and its negative exposure of public affairs would jar with his own increasing involvement in government business.

It also states clearly that British taxpayers' money can never be liable to support the eurozone.

But in 2010 these pamphlets were thrown into our house that clearly stated that Shias are infidels and are liable to be killed.

Risch wrote that, in his opinion, the most accurate interpretation of the CFAA was "Anyone using a website who starts using information from it in a way that the web operator clearly does not desire could theoretically be criminally liable.

"Pretty clearly, it would be tough to hold the league liable unless you could show they knew this was going on and failed to take any effective steps to stop it, which is what they are doing now".