Sentence examples for of being liable from inspiring English sources

In America, even attempting a citizen's arrest itself carries the risk of being liable for false imprisonment, or being charged with kidnapping.

"Comes now, Plaintiff, Jack Ass," it begins and goes on to accuse Viacom of being "liable for injury to a reputation Plaintiff has built and defamation of character Plaintiff has created".

But it has the major drawback of being liable to raise a dispute each time it is invoked, for it is by no means easy for a country to evaluate the compensation it is being offered as in fact being equivalent to the concession made by the third country.

"The nuclear industry doesn't like this business of being liable for anything at all," Ramana observes.

If they did not, he said, there was a potential risk in U.S. law of being liable for turning a blind eye to wrongdoing.

If you have any problems as a porn star, you could sue the fuck out of them, so the industry got scared of being liable and stopped providing them.

There is no question of donors being liable for any financial support for their offspring.

The risk of shareholders ever being liable for the obligations of the trust beyond the value of their investment is now nil.

Now the contractors building the platforms and power lines (which include Siemens of Germany, ABB of Switzerland and Alstom of France) are liable for part of the tab.

Anyone caught moving more than a couple of bags of maize is liable to be arrested.Will anything change?

19 International classification of disease codes used to determine medical indication for induction of labour are liable to greater degrees of error, but medical complications are under-recorded not over-recorded.