Sentence examples for liability will go from inspiring English sources

High-income earners, when faced with a higher tax liability, will go to great lengths to defer income, incorporate their businesses to take advantage of lower corporate tax rates, or simply stop working, among other things.

If all the recent tax cuts are allowed to expire, income tax liabilities at the bottom will go up significantly.

We should have said that the obligation to pay for a leased item will go in the liabilities column, not the debit column.

Today's deal means some of the income generated at the Bullring, whose tenants include Debenhams and Selfridges, will go towards those superannuation liabilities.

Next month, a new law will go into effect in Indiana to limit the liability of farmers when someone is injured on their property while participating in agritourism activities.

How far that capital will go to cover the startup's debts and liabilities remains to be seen.

Your net worth will go up as your assets increase and your liabilities decrease.

"I can't imagine that individual cases will go forward; they're just too expensive," said Mr. Tobias, who teaches product liability law.

However, the cash will go towards funding the clean-up of the nuclear company's historic waste liabilities.

There is a real risk that BP will go bankrupt when the dust settles on this case, for even the narrowest rules of liability will still leave the company to account for billions in losses.

Like Americans, Australians will go to the polls next year, and any serious tampering with the health benefit system could be a liability to the Liberal Party of Prime Minister John Howard.