Sentence examples for may be held liable from inspiring English sources

The company misled investors and its officers and directors may be held liable.

Church insurers have warned vicars that they may be held liable if you fall off.

inflicts the injury" that the municipality may be held liable under § 1983.

On the other hand, universities may be held liable if they do take action to remove a potentially suicidal student.

Employers may be held liable, unless they can prove that they took reasonable steps to prevent harassment.

"The exchange rate is volatile and there is no central issuer which may be held liable," the bank warned.

These sites are expensive to clean up when abandoned, and the lenders may be held liable as a last resort.

A district may be held liable if its breach of that duty proximately causes a student's injury.

Traditionally, "one who, with knowledge of the infringing activity, induces, causes or materially contributes to the infringing conduct of another, may be held liable as a 'contributory' infringer".

"But depending what the claim relates to, the cattery or kennel may be held liable for the cost of any treatment".

While most consumers usually do not have to pay for illicit purchases on their credit cards, they may be held liable in thefts involving other types of loans.