Today's lead editorial in the New York Times, titled "Interrogation for Profit," decries "one of the Bush administration's most blatant evasions of accountability in Iraq -- the outsourcing of war detainees' interrogation to mercenary private contractors" and calls on Congress to approve "measures to make war-zone contractors liable for criminal behavior".
It is in an earthquake zone that is liable to frequent and severe shocks.
Antananarivo is a city geomorphologicaly contrasted; one part the hilly zones, often with steep slope liable to erosion and the other part the low zone liable to flooding.
Euro-zone countries are jointly liable both for the rescue funds and the central bank's balance-sheet.
On the morning of the liner's embarkation, the German embassy in Washington had taken out advertisements in New York newspapers warning that vessels flying the British flag were liable to destruction in the naval war zone, and that their passengers were in jeopardy.
Altitude was important because low-lying zones (below 1,250 m) were liable to flooding and were thus suitable sites for mosquito breeding after strong rainfall (ground pools).
These changes in autoregulation are particularly damaging the periventricular white matter, which is located at the boundary zone between different arterial territories and more liable to hypoperfusion (Shinton and Beevers 1989).
Beyond the fruitlessness of replacing one military leader with another, and of turning the south into a war zone, Jabari's assassination and its timing are liable to have been a strategic mistake.
As for coal seam feature, geological structure and mining face stress concentration, the thin coal zone in island coal face with potential outburst is liable to induce dynamic disaster, such as coal and gas outburst, rockburst.
People using their cars in the congestion zone from 7 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. on weekdays are liable for the charge, which can be paid via the Internet, over the telephone, through the mail or at a network of stores with special ticket machines.
Randremanana et al. (2001) showed that 1.9% of the city's population lives in zones at risk of flooding and that 26% of the population lives in zones in which 75% of the habitable surface is liable to flooding [ 29].
