Sentence examples similar to liable for undertaking something from inspiring English sources

The nerve she had to undertake something like that for a Halloween cover.

The banks' management must be liable for their actions, something this government wants to stop short of doing.

Financial corruption is not high on the list of things that Pinochet is accused of, but a congressional panel — determined to find him criminally liable for something — has demanded a sworn accounting of his personal assets.

Mr. Arif said a number of issues in the agreement troubled him, particularly a provision that could make Internet service providers liable for copyright infringement by users, something that would be in conflict with existing E.U. law.

The charge is noteworthy because it suggests that Mr. Morsi is now being held liable for criticism of the Mubarak government — something previously considered a badge of honor.

I think there is a difference between whether or not one can be held legally liable or accountable for something and going so far as to say a clean bill of health, a clean chit.

It was a confession of having had an abortion, something that made you liable for arrest, signed by 343 famous women.

On Wednesday, HM Revenue & Customs is expected to propose reforms that try to "look through" whether internet firms that book profits overseas on activities and transactions are in reality undertaking the activity in the UK, and hence liable for tax.

The Chamber also takes issue with the Justice Department's judgment that a company acquiring a firm that has violated the FCPA can be criminally liable for the acquired company's conduct if it didn't undertake rigorous due diligence.

"If anywhere in Colorado an oil or gas company injures a person or damages something, they need to be liable for that loss".

GNM shall not be liable for any failure to comply with its obligations where the failure is caused by something outside its reasonable control.