Sentence examples for only liable from inspiring English sources

But they are only liable for compensation if the delay is caused by an extraordinary circumstance such as bad weather.

But according to Nicholas Paine, the company secretary, the syndicate that insured Graff was only liable for $28.9m.

Even the therapists who are members of professional bodies are only liable if their organisation happens to have a clear stance on conversion therapy.

If team leaders are technically incompetent, they're not only liable to make bad decisions but they also lack the credibility needed to motivate a team.

However, reading your column, I realise that under law we are only liable for the past 12 months if we were not billed.

Democratic governments are liable to their electorate for the people and their future, whereas under a dictatorship, one is only liable to follow orders.

"Why should a corrupt union official who has ripped off hundreds of thousands of dollars from a union only be liable for a fine of $10,800 when, for the same corrupt conduct, a company director would be liable for five years' imprisonment or a fine of $360,000?" The bill was knocked back by the Senate for the first time in March.

It does not name diseased cattle, but only those liable to communicate disease.

Without him, there is less bite, drive, imagination and little style – Wayne Rooney seems to be the only player liable to make something happen.

In this case, a localized disturbance on the surface of a river or canal, which is guided by the banks in such a way that it can propagate in one direction only, is liable to spread as it propagates.

Very simply, when the Legislature has spoken so specifically on the subject and has chosen to make only licensees liable, arguably the Legislature did not intend to impose the same liability on hosts.