Sentence examples similar to liable for settling from inspiring English sources
Tiberius had no intention of touching private property; his idea was to enforce the legal but widely ignored limit of 500 iugera (309 acres) on occupation of public land and to use the land thus retrieved for settling landless citizens, who would both regain a secure living and be liable for service.
This modeling is not liable to settle the question of what controls the millennial waxing and waning of the greenhouse.
But several lawyers predicted that if a jury found Wal-Mart liable for discrimination, the company would quickly settle the case rather than let unpredictable jurors decide what the company should have to pay.
A jury agreed and found Francis and his company liable for $3.5 million; later the two sides settled for an undisclosed sum.
The company estimated it could have been liable for $76 million to $93 million more in taxes if the case had been settled unfavorably.
Recently removed from settling similar charges in U.S. courts in which Microsoft was found liable for using its operating-system hegemony to dominate the market for browsers, it now faces essentially the same charges in the European Union.
A1 9/11 Dispute Settled New York will not be held liable for up to $350 million in medical claims arising from the cleanup of the World Trade Center site after city and federal officials resolved a dispute over the matter.
Since the companies settled the state case without a trial, the legal theory that they could be liable for costs born by the government caused by its products was never tested.
Browne Sanders, a former Knicks senior vice president, settled for damages of $11.5 million last month after a trial that held Coach Isiah Thomas liable for sexual harassment.
If Apple had failed to settle with Cisco and subsequently lost the battle in court, it could have been liable for financial penalties for each unit that it sold.
