Sentence examples for liability attached from inspiring English sources

"It's not very often you find personal liability attached to a lawsuit," Mr. Stober said.

Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley has activated a criminal investigation team to determine whether there is any criminal liability attached to fire, and if so, against whom.

Goff first addressed the Court of Appeal's use of Ballard v Tomlinson, stating that the decision there as based on the facts of the case, and did not establish either a rule that there was a right to clear water, nor that there was strict liability attached to that right.

And the American company comes with liabilities attached.

The price, as yet undisclosed, is rumoured to be in the region of $5m, with $10m in liabilities attached.

It is infused with resentment for the very media coverage of him, and, above all, with the liabilities attached to the name Clinton, which for some is the ultimate byword for America's entitled élite.

There are many liabilities attached to prediabetes, and hypertension is frequently in that mix.

The urge to label obesity a disease, and embrace the liabilities attached to doing so, seems to be a price the medical profession is willing to pay to legitimize the condition.

MIT owning reputational (and legal) risks for safety, alcohol, sexual assault: Moving FSILGs from one location to another does not remove the risks and liabilities attached to MIT when it comes to safety, alcohol, and sexual assault.

The crucial difference between British and American insider trading law centers on when liability attaches for trading on confidential information.

You will recall that Foster is a director and he is particularly anxious to be certain that there is no liability attaching to the American directors".