Sentence examples for liable for the harm from inspiring English sources

But successful suits holding automakers liable for the harm that their products cause to other vehicles and their occupants are another matter.

BP (and its co-venturers) should, as the legal jargon has it, be strictly liable for the harm that follows from the blow-up of its well.

To cause harm to another is also not a sufficient condition of legal responsibility, even in the eyes of those, such as the early Epstein, who would in general favour making agents strictly liable for the harm they cause.

"Our belief remains that these companies are liable for the harm they've caused".

"Although the investigation is still under way, we are aware of no facts or legal theory under which the State of Connecticut should be liable for causing the harms inflicted at Sandy Hill Elementary School," the statement added.

Nussbaum, who is sympathetic to MacKinnon and Dworkin's analysis of pornography, offers four reservations in regard to ordinances aimed at making pornographers legally liable for the alleged harms caused by their materials.

The online auction site was found liable for harming the reputation of Louis Vuitton trademarks, the company name and domain name, all held by LVMH Mo?Hennessy Louis Vuitton.

The Co-sponsors will be liable for negligent harm caused by the design of the trial.

Shouldn't a negligent physician be liable for the patient's avoidable harm and suffering?

Should Robert Kennedy or Bill Maher or Jenny McCarthy be held legally liable for doing harm with their distortions of the evidence about vaccines?

It is imperative that the Food and Drug Administration write protective regulations holding generic companies liable for any harm their products cause.