Sentence examples for fully liable from inspiring English sources

Partners need no longer be fully liable, and firms can have as many partners as they want.

If he decided not to follow his generals' advice, he would be seen as irresponsible – and become fully liable for whatever would happen in Afghanistan.

The richer ones would not be fully liable for backing the bonds if the weaker countries got into trouble, as would have been the case under earlier euro bond proposals.

To appease public anger over the disaster, the government has vowed to hold Tokyo Electric fully liable for the compensation claims that are likely to roll in from farmers, fishermen and others whose livelihoods have been disrupted in the crisis.

The Eurogroup statement indicated that though the funding could be channeled through the bailout funds and into Spain's bank restructuring fund, known by the Spanish acronym Frob, the Spanish government would remain "fully liable".

The reason, she said, is because each individual named on a lease is fully liable for the payment of all rent and other tenancy related obligations, regardless of whether an individual resides in the apartment.

Mr Rigas's lawyers say that they have documents which prove that the $3 billion of loans drawn down by the family (and for which the Rigas family and Adelphia were jointly liable) were fully approved by the board and used entirely for board-approved purposes.

She requested an antibiotic cough syrup from Susana, who reluctantly obliged but did not want her own children's medication to be fully consumed, nor be held liable should the boy experience a reaction to a medication that had not been prescribed for him.

As Fox Sports first reported, a player's annual salary becomes fully guaranteed on opening day, leaving Moreno liable for the $23 million he owes Hamilton this season.

A FEMA study from several years ago found that fully a quarter of coastal dwellings are liable to be destroyed over a 50-year period".

He remains elusive, fully clothed when they are exposed, a shadow liable to vanish into the wings.