Sentence examples for liable for helping from inspiring English sources

In June, a federal jury in a related case found Lehman liable for helping First Alliance defraud customers and ordered it to pay $5.1 million.

If someone knew that Enron executives were breaking the law -- which has not been shown, Mr. Shepard emphasized -- that person could be criminally liable for helping them, even if everything that person did was perfectly legal.

Also undecided was whether Google could be found liable for helping others commit copyright violation by directing users to Web sites that contained full-sized and illegal reproductions of Perfect 10′s pictures.

Federal judge Rebecca Pallmeyer ruled former Mayor Richard Daley was potentially liable for helping to cover up the Burge scandal.

Treasury officials said the numbers liable for help would not be so large as to damage the mortgage insurance industry.

The letter points out that under the new system the employees would be liable for lower national insurance payments, helping to boost their take-home pay.

After a week of testimony from the rapper, US district judge Christina Snyder ruled that Jay Z was not liable for an "uncleared sample" that helped to make up his hit.

Taxpayers in London's poorest borough would be liable for a £40m loan to help West Ham United move into the Olympic Stadium if the venture collapsed, its chief executive has said.

As more of an "advice" marketplace available by way of an app, Fixya/6ya isn't liable for repair attempts gone bad – which helps it to reduce its potential liability.

A Hong Kong watchdog has proposed that sponsors of initial share sales be held criminally liable for false information presented by firms they help to list on the stock exchange.

Laws to hold the president, CEO, and COO of private firms personally liable for violations of law or regulation might help address the problem that fines are not correcting.