Sentence examples for man liable from inspiring English sources
Britain insisted that only formal naturalization could render a man liable for conscription.
The jury did not find either man liable for assaulting Kittrell.
A FOUR-YEAR battle ended yesterday, when Singapore's highest court upheld the constitutionality of Section 377(a) of the country's penal code, which renders any man convicted of committing "or abet[ting] the commission of...any act of gross indecency" with another man liable to two years in prison.
The Van Gogh Museum has published the fullest edition of these outpourings – the most sustained literary self-examination of any artist – and they reveal a man liable to get overexcited, hugely impractical, formidably intense, often isolated, and incapable to his own sorrow of maintaining happy relationships with women.
In Augustine's own words, "Now it is clear that the one sin originally inherited, even if it were the only one involved, makes men liable to condemnation" (Enchiridion, 50 italics added).
The rag and bottle man was liable too, if he bought it.
To him, these authorities were based on man and liable to error.
The man seems liable to have a nervous breakdown when asked how he takes his coffee.
All three men were liable for the debt.
They were used in a civil case which saw them win £1.6m in 2009 against four men found liable for the murders.
Walt himself was very much the boss – autocratic, paternalistic, surrounded by yes-men and liable to take all the credit himself.
