Sentence examples for liable to challenge from inspiring English sources

David Hart, QC, an environmental lawyer, said: "This ruling means that consents and permissions for further wind-farm developments in Scotland and the UK are liable to challenge on the grounds that the necessary policy preliminaries have not been complied with, and that, in effect, the public has been denied the chance to consider and contribute to the NREAP".

The unique conditions in Marseille were always going to prove challenging, given the toxic brew of a large contingent of England fans (most peaceable, a handful intent on violence and some in between depending on drink and provocation), locals who were liable to challenge them, and a hardcore of organised Russian hooligans.

The bill "may be liable to be challenged on constitutional grounds," said P.P. Rao, an expert in constitutional law and a senior lawyer in the Supreme Court.

Both words are normally used in so vague a way that any definition is liable to be challenged, but one must draw a distinction between them, since two different and even opposing ideas are involved.

While Tribune is planning to challenge the I.R.S. ruling on the Newsday sale, a loss in that fight would leave the media company liable for an additional $28 million in state income taxes and interest through Dec. 30 of last year.

However, the multiple reflecting structures in the corneal epithelium and stroma present in the standard confocal microscopy images make this identification challenging, and liable to false positives and negatives.

"Much of what the governor has gotten in New York is liable to fall because of court challenges and the like because much of it's unconstitutional," the N.R.A. president, David Keene, said in a recent interview on an Albany radio station.

Both are as jarring and complex as they are deceptively simple, immersive as they are challenging, and either is liable to burn your neural pathways to a crisp.

In such circumstances it is not surprising they find the uncertainty that is intrinsic to trials challenging both cognitively and emotionally, or that they are liable to construct trial treatments as the answer to their child's needs.

Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson has challenged a high court ruling that News International is not liable to pay his legal fees over the phone-hacking scandal.

The aesthetic challenges abound for a writer whose vision of reality is just that: a vision, mysterious, liable to dissolve.