be that they themselves, as well as a numerous body of Representatives, were liable to err also, from fickleness and passion.
And if league representatives were found liable for a fraud charge, the Alliance's insurance could balk at paying restitution, said Tammi Gaw, a Washington attorney focused on sports law.
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A representative for the transportation company, which was liable for payment, said Chinese law dictated that Mr. He and his wife were entitled to only 50,000 yuan, or about $6,170.
FRAC is an organization of major agrichemical company representatives, dedicated to prolonging the effectiveness of fungicides liable to encounter resistance problems and thereby limiting production losses associated with the poor disease control that results from fungicide resistance.
The psychologists, James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, are battling a lawsuit by representatives for four men who seek to hold them liable for torture they experienced in secret CIA prisons.
They are liable to be impeached for mal-conduct by the house of representatives, and tried by the senate, and if convicted, may be dismissed from office and disqualified for holding any other.
These were chosen as representative of a high strength precipitation hardening alloy liable to cavitation and a solid solution alloy chosen for formability.
Representative Howard P. McKeon, Republican of California, said businesses could be held liable "even if the individual responsible for the alleged discrimination is no longer with the company, or perhaps not even living".
