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Discover LudwigThe phrase "liabilities for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to things someone has the responsibility to pay, such as debt or taxes. For example, "The company had significant liabilities for unpaid taxes."
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Such countries risk building up massive liabilities for missed targets.
"The predicted liabilities for them were much, much higher".
But today, they represent unsustainable liabilities for Pakistan.
Such moves could give rise to significant new liabilities for the government's balance sheet, Moody's warned.
This has further increased possible financial liabilities for the local governments themselves.
The agreement will also help eliminate huge potential liabilities for the banks.
The city also has $85 billion in unfunded liabilities for future retiree health care benefits.
It would be foolhardy for Germany to assume liabilities for deficit countries without such reforms.
It also has huge liabilities for its back catalogue of shows from other networks totalling $11.4bn.
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Save Mart will pay $41 million, including $14 million in assumed liabilities, for six Richmar locations.
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