"liability toward" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a legal obligation that someone has. For example, "The company had a liability toward its customers to provide them with the best service possible."
This study was designed to identify the attitudes of Korean nurses toward liability in assessment and communication and to investigate the relationship among the variables (i.e., legal awareness, attitudes toward doctor's duty to supervise nurses).
The measuring instrument for attitudes toward doctor's duty to supervise nurses and nurses' liability was the Attitude toward Duty and Liability Questionnaire, which was modified by the authors.
In failing to pay his payroll taxes, he in effect kept the money the I.M.F. had contributed toward his liability.
The HR/legal function in organizations, when it comes to situations like harassment, sexual assault, inappropriate comments and discrimination are geared toward reducing liability for the company, not protecting the individual(s).
The obvious way to put additional money into people's pockets this year would be to change the tables that determine how much employers withhold from paychecks toward income tax liability.
"Today's House vote," Mr. Bush said, "is an important step toward creating a liability system that fairly compensates those who are truly harmed, punishes egregious misconduct without driving good doctors out of medicine and improves access to quality affordable health care by reducing health care costs".
My sensitivity toward animals was a liability in that world, something a few years of bullying taught me to keep to myself.
But a generalized Arthurian setting, perilous for most writers, is a larger liability for a writer whose mimesis tends not toward the specific but toward discursive monologue and dreamlike suspensions.
Any restoration efforts financed by the $1 billion will count toward the company's final liability, officials said.
Because the testimony came in the context of high-stakes litigation, it is difficult to tell how much of it reflected a studied attempt to avoid liability or a fundamentally laissez-faire attitude toward the firearms trade.
