Sentence examples similar to liable for conduct from inspiring English sources

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The obtained value of 0.80 was liable for conducting PCA.

The employer must be directly or vicariously (an agency concept such as conduct by a supervisor) liable for the conduct.

The Federal District Court in San Francisco ruled that Amtrak could not be liable for any conduct more than 300 days before the filing of the suit.

The student, now aged in her 20s, was awarded compensation by judge John Rush who found the Elsternwick school was both "directly and vicariously liable for the conduct of Ms Leifer".

Clearly, if a supermarket had hired drunken guards who shot at innocent passers-by, it would be liable for the conduct of its employees, and may even be put out of business by a large verdict.

But because the man didn't have hiring or firing authority over Beasley, the employer claimed that the man wasn't a supervisor and thus the employer wasn't liable for his conduct.

And if a person engages in other acts prohibited by the Rule, such as developing and employing a fraudulent scheme, the person would be primarily liable for that conduct.

shall be responsible or in any way liable for the conduct or safety of any pupil of the public schools at any time when such pupil is not on school property, unless such district,..

We disagree with the district court's ruling that there was insufficient evidence that Lens.com had the necessary actual or constructive knowledge to be held contributorially liable for the conduct of its affiliates.

The practical effect of upholding that broad sweep would be to hold the press liable for the conduct of its sources, a damaging departure from traditional legal and journalistic principles that allow the press to publish material its members obtain legally while holding the sources responsible for any illegalities they may have committed.

Among the rulings were that the church could be held liable for the conduct of one member against another, and that the plaintiff could argue that the abuser was a clergyman because he held the title of high priest, which the church describes as a common lay designation.

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