Sentence examples similar to refuse to be liable from inspiring English sources
The creep in question was found to be liable.
Your parents are likely to be liable.
Discussions between developed countries, which refuse to be considered legally liable for climate-related damages, and poorer developing nations regarding disaster management are crucial to making progress in solving the climate crisis.
But restive has always suggested restlessness, and for the striking reason that a supposedly stationary quadruped (in particular a horse), when refusing to be driven forwards, is liable to dance about sideways and backwards instead.
Mr Forsdick added that it was accepted that Mr Haw and Ms Tucker, who were legally aided, should not be liable for the Democracy Village costs as they had consistently refused to be connected with them.
If, however, the ISPs refuse to act, they will be liable to the full legal costs of the copyright owner.
The judge said if the company refuses to close, it would be liable to Huntsman for damages not capped by the $325.0 million break-up fee.
To add insult to injury, Mr Randall has been told that now his visa extension has been refused he is liable to a fine of £18 per day for every day he remains in Uganda until his planned deportation.
The Act in Absolute Restraint of Annates outlawed all annates to Rome, and also ordered that if cathedrals refused the King's nomination for bishop, they would be liable to punishment by praemunire.
This would ensure that newspapers who refuse to join the new regulatory regime will be liable - potentially - for exemplary damages if a claim is upheld against them.
