The Saatchi was warned that some of the photos in its current exhibition might make it liable to charges under the Protection of Children Act.
Dyke, though, stuck to the policy that private communications are not liable to charges of professional misconduct, despite a member of the FA's inclusion advisory board, Edward Lord, having legal advice to the contrary.
Again, pursuing this line of inquiry is not to deny that by some members of the Circle the meaning criterion may have been understood in such a way that it became liable to charges of self-refutation.
"Certainly those at higher levels involved in the commitment of an international crime, a crime of universal jurisdiction, are liable to be charged," he said.
Mr. Bush was not questioned under oath, but he did remain under an obligation to testify truthfully and, technically if not practically, he remained liable to be charged with a false statement if prosecutors found he had failed to answer completely or honestly.
They are also liable to change suddenly.
German signatories to the Young Plan, moreover, were to become liable to the charge of treason.
It's beginning to look as though any kind of critique renders those presenting it liable to the charge of conservatism.
"Someone who takes the life of another undertakes a very different act and may well be liable to a charge of murder of manslaughter.
Euthanasia or mercy killing are where the suspect takes the life of another and they may well be liable to a charge of murder or manslaughter.
"Someone who takes the life of another undertakes a very different act and may well be liable to a charge of murder or manslaughter.
