Sentence examples for liable for over from inspiring English sources

It also made American taxpayers liable for over $3 trillion, the total assets held by money market funds at the time.

MP3.com, which is liable for over $100 million in damages, is contesting the validity of several thousand of Universal's copyrights on the ground that sound recordings are not works made for hire.

Heavy debts of around $5.5 billion incurred in constructing a fibre-optic network that did little more than add to massive overcapacity will also hit Williams, the beleaguered firm's former owner; it is liable for over $2 billion of the debt.Motoring aheadConfidence rebounded at General Motors.

As a result, the corporation and Watson were held liable for over $23,000 in payroll taxes, penalties, and interest.

Birmingham City Council is now liable for over £1bn pounds in payments after settling an equal pay claim from women employed as cleaners, cooks and carers.

(On Wednesday, the Hague found the Dutch state liable for over 300 deaths).

Congressman Grayson: Blackwater, like many other contractors, has already been found guilty of over-charging the government or liable for over-charging the government and I think the problem is pervasive throughout the entire military industrial complex.

Even though some of the more complex approaches such as neural networks and self organized maps (SOM) [ 3] have proved to be very efficient, these methods often rely on the tuning of several parameters and hence are liable for over-fitting.

She was responding well to opioids, yet Higginbotham's provider was in the process of cutting her dose by 70percentt, fearful he could be held liable for prescribing over the CDC-recommended dose.

Kesa said it would not face any liabilities if the chain failed at a later date.Richard Cathcart, an Espirito Santo analyst, warned that Kesa might have to put up more money if Christmas is a washout for Comet: "While a sale of this business has been agreed, Kesa is still liable for trading over the key Christmas period.

You are liable for charges over the allowable charge when receiving out-of-network services.