Sentence examples for liable to the same from inspiring English sources

That would make him an illegal immigrant, liable to the same rapid expulsion as an extracomunitario (ie, non-EU citizen).

On Jan . 1 , 1862Henry W. Halleck, then the department commander, had ordered that "predatory partisans, and guerrilla bands … are liable to the same punishment which was imposed upon guerrilla bands by Napoleon in Spain and by Scott in Mexico".

[10] In this respect, Singer's account of the selectivity of love is much the same as Velleman's, and it is liable to the same criticism: it makes unintelligible the way in which our love can be discerning for better or worse reasons.

If the firing rate is measured on the entire duration of the pressing sequence then it is liable to the same criticism as point 1 above.

If the firing rate is measured on the entire duration of the pressing sequence then it is liable to the same criticism as pointed out above.

Although each data source may be liable to the same biases and other sources of under- and overestimation, similar population levels and trends derived from different sources provide some reassurance that the data are representative and measure what they purport to measure.

If Ms. Langley and Ms. Ruch did not plan ahead, they were liable to wear the same dress to parties.

Partnering with local human genetic societies is also liable to have the same result.

[three] offenses . . . is liable to the death penalty".

German signatories to the Young Plan, moreover, were to become liable to the charge of treason.

If an FBI agent wrongfully shoots John Doe, Washington is liable (to the extent that it has made itself liable) to Doe's survivors.