Sentence examples similar to make liable to from inspiring English sources

President Rene Preval visited the scene, and asked onlookers to come down from surrounding buildings, which engineers feared might have been made liable to also collapse.

President Vladimir Putin has signed a new law raising fines for unsanctioned protests to $9,000, almost as much as the average annual salary, with organisers being made liable to fines of as much as $30,000.

If any one felt called to practice, he could do so simply being made liable to prosecution for doing badly what he was not educated to do, and did not know how to do, much loss to do well.

The companies should be made liable for their failure to prevent a large percentage of their products from entering the illegal pipeline.

The club works on the basis of consensus, and almost any suggestion they make is liable to draw allegations of neo-colonialism.

Some members of the European Parliament have said the ties could also make her liable to accusations of favoritism.

Ask a business attorney to review the employee manual before you pass it out to ensure that you don't use any language or wording that could make you liable to a civil dispute.

had called for banks to be made liable it was not that simple.

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.

Advancing age and retreating inhibition now make me liable to cry at the movies.