Sentence examples for liable to support from inspiring English sources

It also states clearly that British taxpayers' money can never be liable to support the eurozone.

It has issued warning notices to the former owners outlining why they are liable to support the pension scheme.

The warning notices run to more than 300 pages and explain why the regulator believes the parties are liable to financially support the BHS pension scheme.

The regulator has not disclosed any of the details in the warning notices, but they run to more than 300 pages and explain why it believes the parties are liable to financially support the BHS pension scheme.

On "economic governance", Cameron had asked for a series of principles to be recognised ranging from a simple recognition of the idea that the EU has more than one currency, and that taxpayers in non-euro countries should never be financially liable for operations to support the eurozone as a currency.

The pelvic bone is one of the most important supporting element in human pelvic joint but it is liable to suffer an injury.

I lack close family or friends to support me and on the many days I spend alone I am liable to forget how to talk.

American security contractors, thousands of whom are flooding into the country to support an expanded State Department mission, are technically subject to Iraqi law, but none have ever been held criminally liable in Iraq.

"Some men are upset or angry and want nothing to do with the child or the child's mother," says Dewar. "Men in this situation also have the option of applying for a declaration from the Family Court which means they are no longer legally the child's father and liable to pay child support".

They're liable to come back in any direction.

There is a spark of madness within SpongeBob that makes him hilarious and relatable; he is sweet but prone to mania and liable to go too far in support of a good cause.