Sentence examples for liable at the from inspiring English sources

The additional statement is required under § 1013.4 e) for open-end leases because, with some limitations, a lessee is liable at the end of the lease term for the difference between the residual and realized values of the leased property.

That means Web information is liable at the point of download, not the location of the server.

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

Some of that can be attributed to its stubborn and arrogant culture, some to its fear of appearing liable, at least in the court of fan opinion, if hard walls, rigid front ends and lax safety regulations were blamed.

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

"Facebook is trying to walk the line between saying that it was not a breach so they aren't liable, but at the same time they are saying that the data use was unauthorised," said Tiffany Li, resident fellow at Yale Law School's Information Society Project.

The widow, Jeanette Meyran, charged that illegal partitions in the building blocked access to a fire escape, and that the Fire Department was liable because at the time of the fire it was no longer supplying firefighters with safety ropes that might have saved the life of her husband, Lt. Curtis W. Meyran.

In the example above, the judges cannot declare the defendant not liable and, at the same time, state that both conditions for her liability apply.

The first question is whether the Grace Line should be held liable at all for any part of the damages.

The JPMorgan source, who insists the bank should not have been liable at all, says, "We were willing to roll the dice on $2 billion versus $5 billion, but not $2 billion versus $10 billion".

The Chamber report says Saipem shouldn't have been held liable at all, even though it knew the company it was buying was hip-deep in bribery allegations.