Sentence examples for liable at from inspiring English sources

Boys are legally liable at fifteen.

If found liable at trial, Mr. Corzine could face fines and a ban from trading commodities.

It's like breathing in nitrous oxide, making you feel liable at any moment to float away.

The important result, she said, was that gun makers were held liable, at least at the trial level.

The ruling on the second phase, announced in January 2015, set the legal amount of oil for which the involved parties would be liable at 3.19 million barrels.

Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, brothers-in-law and Mets' co-owners, could be held liable at trial for $83 million to $386 million — and possibly more depending on future appeals.

In a sharply worded decision, Forrest said securities laws do not require banks to be "prescient or omniscient," such that UBS should be liable for what "at most" reflected "internal management issues" and "competing incentives".

Corby Borough Council, responsible for the reclamation of a former steelworks blamed for the defects, was found liable today at London's High Court.

The complaint contends that UBS and the other defendants are liable for at least $2 billion, including redemptions, fees earned and compensatory and punitive damages.

Anschutz was required to pay the government more than seventeen million dollars in taxes, and his company was liable for at least seventy-seven million dollars.

Smith's government countered by defaulting on its (British-guaranteed) debts, leaving the British liable while at the same time balancing its budget.