Sentence examples for conduct liable from inspiring English sources
"This is clearly conduct liable to cause a breach of the peace.
In order that an actor who interferes with another's chattel may be liable, his conduct must affect some other and more important [**23] interest of the possessor.
The United States Supreme Court declared a Florida state statute unconstitutional in February 1972 on the grounds that its terms were not sufficiently explicit to inform those subject to it what conduct would render them liable to its penalties.
Fiduciaries who do not follow these principles of conduct may be personally liable to restore any losses to the plan, or to restore any profits made through improper use of plan assets.
The employer must be directly or vicariously (an agency concept such as conduct by a supervisor) liable for the conduct.
Only medical research involving individuals subjected to the rules of conduct or acts, is liable for testing based on this law.
The Federal District Court in San Francisco ruled that Amtrak could not be liable for any conduct more than 300 days before the filing of the suit.
First, the Rule engendered confusion regarding when a pleading should be struck, what standard of conduct would make an attorney liable to sanctions, and what sanctions were available.
The student, now aged in her 20s, was awarded compensation by judge John Rush who found the Elsternwick school was both "directly and vicariously liable for the conduct of Ms Leifer".
Clearly, if a supermarket had hired drunken guards who shot at innocent passers-by, it would be liable for the conduct of its employees, and may even be put out of business by a large verdict.
