Under the new voluntary code, participating companies offer a cap on monthly expenditure so that if this is exceeded through fraudulent activity you are not liable even before a theft is reported.
Under GAAP, expenses are recorded when government is obligated to pay, either when billed or contractually liable, even before payment is made.
Vine fruits like melons and pumpkins are liable to rot before they ripen, but tomatoes and peppers, which remained green through August, should ripen.
He was threatened with prosecution after the end of his tribunate, when he would have no formal means of protecting his law and would be liable to prosecution before the Centuriate Assembly, in which the wealthier classes had a voting advantage.
Unaware of their rights and unable to speak Hebrew or English, many fall victim to a minefield of abuse like squalid living conditions, withheld wages and the early termination of work permits, which make them liable for deportation before they have repaid the recruitment fees or saved money for themselves.
Although the process of encoding, consolidating, and storing was accepted (the process by which a thought is fixed in memory), the idea of retrieving a memory (that is, 'reactivating' it), making it again liable to change before being stored again once more (reconsolidation), would fundamentally change the field.
Is the statute now before us liable to the objection that, by its necessary operation, it interferes with the enjoyment of rights granted or secured by the constitution?
It is far more common to see a company that has stopped allowing workers to accumulate new benefits, even though companies are still liable for benefits earned before plans were changed or closed.
The Tories have said that their pledge to raise the personal allowance – the amount that can be earned before becoming liable for income tax – from £10,500 today to £12,500 by 2020 will cost £6bn, while lifting the 40p tax threshold to £50,000 by 2020 would cost another £1.2bn.
If you followed Hillary's 2008 presidential campaign, you might be suspicious of such optimism: she was liable to "get older before [our] very eyes"; her "cankles" made her ankles less attractive to the political commentariat; her lips showed every sign of belonging to a woman over 60; and, of course, her ass was certainly too broad for any chair in the Oval Office.
