Sentence examples for liable over from inspiring English sources

The announcement of the new investigation comes just days after the families of some of the Omagh victims won a civil action against four Real IRA leaders who were found liable over the massacre.

A Dutch court has ruled that the Netherlands is liable over the killings of more than 300 Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men and boys at Srebrenica in Bosnia-Hercegovina in July 1995.

Today, the Dutch semiconductor machine maker ASML announced that Samsung would be investing close to $1 billion — yes, more or less the same amount for which the jury in California held it liable over Apple patent violations on Friday — towards R&D and an equity stake in the business.

'We seek justice until the end' Jump to media player A Dutch court has ruled that the Netherlands is liable over the killings of more than 300 Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men and boys at Srebrenica in Bosnia-Hercegovina in July 1995.

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.

That means the firm is liable to hand over only a fraction of the tax it would have to pay had HMRC ruled that it was permanently based in Britain.

The combination of the looming fiscal cliff and the uncertainty of the debt ceiling -- which will be part of the fiscal cliff negotiations -- could send financial markets into a panic, as they're often liable to do over, well, almost anything.

But any such point is liable to be pummeled over and over again in "The Punch".

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.