Sentence examples for involved liable from inspiring English sources

The court should have gone on to hold the school officials involved liable for damages.

Mangan, who declares that the five-month ban he received in July 2009 has convinced him to end his own serious betting habit, said that young players are "vulnerable" to gambling but do not focus on the FA's message that those who bet on any match or competition in which they are involved are liable to be banned.

The doctrine dates from around 300 years ago when, in an effort to deter duels, it was decreed that surgeons, accomplices and anyone else involved would be liable for prosecution, too.

In Augustine's own words, "Now it is clear that the one sin originally inherited, even if it were the only one involved, makes men liable to condemnation" (Enchiridion, 50 italics added).

It recovered a little after a judge ruled on February 28th that the three firms involved will not be liable for punitive damages, but the companies will still be liable for clean-up costs that could run to billions of dollars.

We were liable (it involved a pipe under our path) and we fixed it immediately.

The university and the individuals involved could be held liable for large monetary damages.

(If, for example, local environmental regulations lead to lost profits, the governments involved should be held liable).

The measure, which would involve holding clubs liable for the actions of their supporters, has returned to the agenda in recent weeks after a spate of incidents in Scottish stadiums.

But others, including class-action lawyers in New York, contend that enough Petrobras leaders were involved to hold the company liable.

If postal services of other countries are involved, Royal Mail is not liable for loss or damage outside the United Kingdom.