Sentence examples for judged liable from inspiring English sources

In November 2015 Anadarko was judged liable for some $159.5 million in civil penalties for its role in the disaster.

They were judged liable for the damage caused by the incident, and claimants were initially awarded 192.8 million euros ($258.6 million).

She was judged liable by a California court for millions of dollars she had siphoned from Cohen's estate, and ordered to pay him $9.5m (about £5.4m), but recovering the money proved arduous.

The standards by which definitions are judged are thus liable to vary from case to case.

His reactions are liable to be judged in a harsher light, both by the news media and probably also by voters, almost no matter what they might be.

Even so, any party that has been in government for a decade as, for all its year-zero pretences, Mr Brown's has—is liable to be judged more on its record than on its plans, and to market itself more on its experience than on its hopes.Pessimism, of course, may yet come to seem necessary, because of terrorism, for example, or another war.

The Torah suggests that taking life can mean you are liable to be judged with your own, but the rabbinic tradition goes out of its way to set up court systems, rules of evidence and witnesses to regulate -- if not prevent -- the kind of vigilante communal justice that one might try to justify using these passages in Leviticus 24.

Had Actavis begun selling its copy and later been judged in court to have infringed Solvay's patent, Actavis could be liable for significant monetary damages.

A court may have to judge whether a defendant is liable for breach of contract on the basis of whether there was a valid contract in place and whether there was a breach.

If the judge holds Apple liable, he said, this case will be unlikely to have a "revolutionary impact" on businesses.

Napster's service was limited to music, and it was shut down last year after a federal judge found it liable for contributing to copyright infringement.