Sentence examples for remain liable from inspiring English sources

Care home residents will, however, remain liable for board-and-lodging costs set notionally at £12,000.

In Belgium, released soldiers remain liable for rebellion or offenses against superiors committed within one year of their release.

In addition, he said, under most leases, even the tenants who left the building would remain liable for rent, less any abatement to which they may be entitled.

In America many mortgages are "non-recourse", meaning a borrower can hand back the keys and walk away; Europeans typically remain liable for unpaid mortgage debt.

Still, disappointments over the performance of China's economy — the second largest in the world after that of the United States — remain liable to unsettle markets around the globe.

Spanish banks insist on guarantees; homeowners and their guarantors remain liable for the mortgage payments even if they hand back the keys of the property.

He remained liable on the contract; and no one else was known to United States.

Day, however, remained liable for the mortgage on the building, which potentially triggers section 44 issues.

More recently gays remained liable to imprisonment without trial in re-education camps.

BP remained liable for substantial additional claims by local and state entities as well as by the federal government.

This separation, it now turns out, was never as complete as it seemed: GM remained liable for some costs if Delphi were to go bust.