Sentence examples for liable which from inspiring English sources

But he also raised the level of carbon tax for those still liable, which will boost the Treasury's coffers.

First, they had to establish that Nassau County was liable, which required proving that the police had knowingly deprived them of the right to a fair trial.

As early as 1843, Judge Sprague in Clapp v. Young, held a schooner liable which broke adrift from her moorings in a gale in Provincetown Harbor, and ran down another ship.

The protection, though, does not cover all eventualities – and Santander seemed to be arguing that, because the agent, rather than the concert promoter, had gone bust, the bank wasn't liable – which is a debatable stance.

It is not a defence that we did not know what we were doing, nor does a case have to target everyone who might have historic responsibility: countries are jointly and severally liable, which may help to deal with the problem that the United States is often not a signatory and hence denies international jurisdiction.

Specifically, the ruling states there is "no evidence showed Harris was vicariously liable," which means T.I. doesn't have to cough up any cash for damages.

It is therefore plausible that the different HLA associations observed across the globe are a reflection of specific environmental factors influencing epigenetic marks on liable haplotypes, which affect the expression or function of class II genes and permit the MS pathogenic cascade.

Licensed establishments and social hosts may be liable for drunk driving accidents, assaults, falls, and other injuries and property damage caused by a customer, but are not liable for behavior which is unforeseeable (e.g. falling out of a tree), nor are they liable if they only served food or non-alcoholic beverages to a drunk patron.

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(5) Taxable year for which liable.

"The first part by the original author and then we publish in our legally liable form everything which follows.