Sentence examples for financially liable from inspiring English sources

The punitive Taff Vale judgment (which made the railwaymen's union financially liable for financial damages arising from a local strike) only increased the need to have Labour MPs in parliament making laws to protect working people.

The Labor Department can hold employers who fail to monitor plan costs financially liable.

An insurance policy would underwrite the plan, so taxpayers would not be financially liable if the plan loses money.

Such laws, also on the books in Rhode Island and Connecticut, hold the owner of a vehicle rather than the driver financially liable for accidents.

The verdict of an Idaho jury sends a strong message that hate groups will be held financially liable for the violence they commit.

The British government's reluctance to fully apologise is believed to stem from a fear that doing so could make it financially liable.

The warning notices run to more than 300 pages and explain why the regulator believes the parties are liable to financially support the BHS pension scheme.

The regulator has not disclosed any of the details in the warning notices, but they run to more than 300 pages and explain why it believes the parties are liable to financially support the BHS pension scheme.

Without adequate coverage, a director (or an officer) can be held personally liable and financially responsible for court costs as well as cash settlements and judgments easily adding up to millions of dollars.

A Muslim man who violates his duties to protect, provide and care for his wife risks losing his wife altogether, while still being liable to provide for her financially.

The Wichita Foundation became financially nonviable after a court ruled that it was liable for the unpaid debts of its defunct predecessor in Elizabeth, N.J.