Sentence examples for should be liability from inspiring English sources

US special envoy for climate change, Todd Stern, said this week: "We won't accept the notion that there should be liability and compensation for loss and damage, that's a line we can't cross".

A company doesn't ask questions from an exceedingly low bid based ultimately on trafficking, and that's where there should be liability.

Paolo Maldini usually took pleasure in the occasion, seldom sighting an opposition forward let alone being forced to confront the truth that his 38-year-old frame should be a liability in a frenetic sport.

A judge might think that the correct moral principle is that other things being equal there should be no liability without unreasonable conduct.

And add to that list all the groups that just signed onto this letter, urging Congress to lift that cap and suggesting - actually saying - that "there should be no liability cap at all [because] they allow companies like BP to avoid bearing responsibility for the full cost of damage it inflicts".

This section of the balance sheet should be titled "Liabilities and Equity".

There should be a strict liability rule with a very hefty fine and liability for damages if something goes wrong.

"They feel this was not something that could be prevented and that they should be protected from liability".

Ineos says there should be unlimited civil liability for damages resulting from unlawful union actions that target individuals, suppliers and customers.

The settlement, which took two years to negotiate, raises the prospect of an end to years of complex and politically charged litigation that has pitted angry victims against city officials, who questioned the validity of some claims and argued that the city should be immune from liability.

The Chrysler plan raises a question about why the new Chrysler, the successor to the old company, should be released from liability for product defects at the expense of consumers who may suffer future harm, said Norman I. Silber, a law professor at Hofstra University who specializes in consumer law.