Another criticism of the approach is that it does not offer any clear way of prioritizing between the principles in cases where they conflict as they are often liable to do.
Here the ultimatum will be: "Abstinence-based drug rehabilitation or prison?" Sure, rehab is expensive for the taxpayer, but not as expensive as prison where addicts are often liable to end up anyway.
For anyone whose body clock is shaped by the GAA's championship summer, the day after the All-Ireland football final was often liable to trigger a wave of autumn melancholia.
The combination of the looming fiscal cliff and the uncertainty of the debt ceiling -- which will be part of the fiscal cliff negotiations -- could send financial markets into a panic, as they're often liable to do over, well, almost anything.
Mr Tsvangirai is often regarded as erratic and liable to be outwitted by Mr Mugabe, but he is still admired for his guts in taking on a ruthless state machine and refusing, against the odds, to be crushed by it.Though Zanu-PF's bosses and Mr Mugabe will be as determined as ever to ensure that the MDC is prevented from winning another election, some factors may be against them.
Entrepreneurs may pay, as I did, hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes and social security obligations, and they are often held liable for their failed company's debts, but they don't receive material unemployment benefits.
WE know the hard-won thrill of Friday-night town halls, when Mr. Romney is often his most giddy self and voters are liable to say anything.
As a result, it is often highly misleading and erroneous to suggest that a company found liable for patent infringement "stole" or "ripped off" technology.
"Website operators are, in principle, liable as publishers for everything that appears on their sites, even though the content is often determined by users.
