Sentence examples for once liable from inspiring English sources

Those who peacefully argued merely for cultural rights were once liable to be locked up.

Coward felt he had a lucky escape from a suburban upbringing, which he once said was "liable to degenerate into refined gentility unless carefully watched", and in Private Lives he pits destructive passion against strait-laced propriety.

But holding a retailer liable once you find it isn't that easy. .

He has been arrested once, and was found liable by a civil jury for shooting a man to death.

That could once again make them liable — and rightly so — for harm and allow consumers to sue them if they failed to warn of dangers.

I don’t know what the final solutions will look like, but I do know that once financial institutions are liable for losses due to these types of fraud, they will find solutions.

Once websites are legally liable for user-related content related to sex trafficking, they'll turn to automated filters to find and delete that content, predicted Elliot Harmon, an activist at Election Freedom Frontier.

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

But he was found to have breached his fiduciary duties to the Graham school and center, which he once directed, and to be liable for damages.

Once ingrained, a person is liable to perpetuate such traits, believing them to have been obtained through "free thought".

Devoy explained that once a non-citizen is liable for deportation they can be held for an initial 96 hours.