Sentence examples for make himself liable from inspiring English sources
The lawyer Samuel Williston who wrote a leading treatise and served as Reporter for the Restatement (First) of Contracts—once observed that he "[didn't] see why a man should not be able to make himself liable if he wishes to do so" (Handbook NCCUSL 1925: 194).
Wooten, team executives believed, was liable to make himself expendable because of his unpredictable off-the-field behavior.
And now they make us liable for that, too".
That might be enough to make them liable to Randy Wolfe".
Such an agreement would make Vodafone liable to pay minority shareholders for losing Orange.
That would make them liable for material errors and omissions in their ratings.
Congress and several states are considering laws to make insurers liable for medical mishaps.
By some calculations, that would make Facebook liable for trillions of dollars in penalties.
Advancing age and retreating inhibition now make me liable to cry at the movies.
The proposal to make shareholders liable for American banks' losses — $1.50 for every $1 invested — would just add an extra step.
One idea is to make them liable for damage caused when, say, hackers exploit a weakness in a software program.
