Sentence examples similar to liable for measures from inspiring English sources

The measure holds companies liable for any content related to sex trafficking, and it has the backing of feminist politicians and celebrities.

So she was liable for nearly the entire bill.

Taxpayers are liable for damages above that amount.

The Port Authority, therefore, "could be liable for failing to take other basic security measures that would be expected of any private landlord of a large commercial building".

Even if an allowable "extraordinary circumstance" caused a delay, knock on delays to subsequent flights are liable for compensation payments – airlines are supposed to have measures in place to cope with sudden changes of plan.

The judge, nonetheless, ruled that Google was criminally liable for processing the video without taking adequate precautionary measures to avoid privacy violations.

The guards were liable for most of the remaining amount.

The Dodd-Frank financial reform law has some bold measures, like making the ratings firms liable for their judgments.

Under this approach, a company can be held liable for insider trading if it did not have in place adequate measures to prevent violations, even though it did not direct the improper transactions.

Another measure would make foreign banks' head offices liable for new deposits in their Argentine branches.

Audrey Gaughran, Amnesty International's director of global issues, said: "The court's message is clear – if you don't take adequate measures to protect your pipelines from tampering, you could be liable for the damages caused.