Sentence examples for office liable from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Thompson sued, a federal trial court found the office liable for failing to train its prosecutors about their constitutional duty to turn over evidence favorable to the defense and awarded Mr. Thompson $14 million in damages.

Another measure would make foreign banks' head offices liable for new deposits in their Argentine branches.

Presidents, once out of office, are liable to prosecution in the courts like any other citizen.

Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the 5-to-4 majority in Connick v. Thompson, said the D.A.'s office was not liable for failing to train its lawyers about their duty under the Con- stitution to turn over evidence favorable to the accused.

First, state power is liable to abuse.

Stop by Accorsi's summer training camp office and he is liable to be listening to some game from Chicago over the Internet.

But the Paterson administration's prodigious fund-raising since taking office in March is liable to rekindle concerns among good government groups that he is opening the floodgates to special interest groups and their money.

Consider this: If you demand that a Web site libeling you, your products or your company remove the offensive material, its operator can argue the site is just a transmission medium, no different from the phone company or the post office, and no more liable than they for the messages they carry.

The First Congress passed the "first federal law against bribery" in 1789, which provided that bribed customs officers would be disqualified from office and payors would be liable for the amount of the bribe.

But some of the A.I.G. employees are thought to be foreigners based in offices abroad, and not liable for United States taxes.

You would be liable for the office visit co-pay.