Sentence examples for other liable from inspiring English sources

The remaining 28 million euros should be paid by the other liable parties, he said.

"Justice for the Finch family constitutes criminal charges against the shooting officer and any other liable officers as well as damages against the city of Wichita for the policies and practices of its Police Department," attorney Andrew Stroth, who is representing the family, told the Associated Press in a phone interview.

Early modern thinking about fat bodies was thus ambivalent: on the one hand, 'naturally' or constitutionally suffering generative difficulty, on the other, liable to alteration through personal remedy because fat was also caused by too much feeding and ill digestion of rich foods from a luxurious appetite.

It is no justification to say that he is being treated in the same way as any other person liable to be formally charged with a serious offense.

"If the tax assessment was inaccurate," Kucinich wrote in his e-mail message, "the S.E.C. and bondholders could hold the I.D.A. and other parties liable for material omissions or misstatements in the offering documents, which is a securities violation".

The defendants have had years to arrange their affairs although the representation order potentially makes other people liable too, and the criminal-assets bureau in the Irish Republic, where all four men live, has particularly fierce powers to seize the proceeds of crime or terrorism.In 2007 Sean Hoey, the only person ever to be tried for the atrocity, was acquitted in Belfast.

Exclusion criteria were definite or suspected diagnosis of pathologies affecting neuromuscular function including, myasthenia gravis, Eaton Lambert syndrome and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and presence of cervical pathologies or other factors liable to give rise to pericranial muscle disorders.

If that is true, she failed dramatically in her role as manager; if that is false, she and others are liable for criminal prosecution.

But the real-life counterparts of these characters and quite a few fun-loving others are liable to enjoy the brain candy that is Ms. Sykes's first novel.

In a report commissioned by the federal government last year, the National Research Council (congress's official advisor on scientific matters) noted that "the instability of levees and potential of one levee failure to affect others are liable to be major issues for achieving any measure of water-supply reliability or ecosystem rehabilitation".

Those, like the archbishop, who penetrate this forbidden territory - reserved to security expertise - to ask that we see the west for what it has become in the eyes of others, are liable to be labelled as naively weakening "our certainties" and undermining national resolve.