Sentence examples for still be liable from inspiring English sources

This means the original tenant would still be liable.

If the plant fails to earn a high return, the firm will still be liable to repay the bond.

That could mean that British or U.S. institutions, for example, could still be liable to pay the tax.

Colloton made clear that even if the court rules that the injunction should not stand, the N.F.L. could still be liable for violations of antitrust laws.

He points out that even if these facilities were closed completely, the city and state would still be liable for about $700 million in pension and other obligations.

The new owner will still be liable if the old one cannot pay, he says, but at least there is less scope for bad faith.

They hid their risks off their balance sheets even though, when push came to shove, they still were liable for the losses.

A Muslim man who violates his duties to protect, provide and care for his wife risks losing his wife altogether, while still being liable to provide for her financially.

However, Facebook still could be liable for up to $1.63 billion in fines, or 4percentt of its $40.7 billion in annual global revenue for the prior financial year, if the EU determines it didn't do enough to protect the security of its users.

This means that in Amsterdam, in case of a crash, the motorist is liable for financial damage, unless he can prove that the cyclist was at fault – but then he still will be liable for half of the damage.

Following a U-turn, food such as sausage rolls or pasties sold on shelves - that is cooling down, rather than being kept hot in a special cabinet - will still not be liable for VAT.