Sentence examples for it becomes liable from inspiring English sources

It becomes liable for car repair and a host of sundries like towing and hire cars.

Gibney, who recently made the controversial HBO documentary Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, has called for the organisation's definition as a religion to be revoked, so that it becomes liable for taxation.

That said, it is a bit counter-intuitive to argue that the non-dom rule encourages massive investment in Britain, because the moment a non-dom brings income onshore it becomes liable to tax.

Alberta will lose a key source of income at the same time that it becomes liable for billions of dollars in ecological cleanup costs.

Again, pursuing this line of inquiry is not to deny that by some members of the Circle the meaning criterion may have been understood in such a way that it became liable to charges of self-refutation.

They establish the situations in which the intermediary platform becomes liable for its users' content.

In some places, like Britain and the United States, someone who receives an asset like stock or real estate becomes liable for tax on any capital gain since the giver first acquired it.

Each DES manufacturer becomes "liable for the proportion of the judgment represented by its share of [the] market unless it demonstrates that it could not have made the product which caused plaintiff's injuries".

The department thus becomes liable for the booster's actions.

How about giving employers a six-month window before the company becomes liable for someone's unemployment compensation?

(701 P.2d 795 [Utah 1985]), that an insurer that denies a claim in bad faith becomes liable for consequential damages beyond the policy limits (285 atd at 80-81).