Sentence examples for such liable from inspiring English sources

Otherwise most names are fashions, and, as such, liable to fall into the limbo of staleness.

She says that they were in breach of the common duty of care under section 2 of the Occupiers' Liability Act 1957 and were as such liable for her husband's death.

American and European governments have traditionally not held such intermediaries liable for the activity of their users.

Not only are such predictions liable to be proven incorrect, they can also come across as patronising: this is the future, they imply, because that's what a bunch of scientists have decided.

The new offence, which came into force on Wednesday, gives the Department of Immigration and Border Protection broader powers to determine what information is considered "protected", with "entrusted persons" who disclose such details liable for up to two years' jail.

"Ultimately, such behavior is liable to slow down cross-border business and harm E.U. consumers".

But any such point is liable to be pummeled over and over again in "The Punch".

Russians engaging in such "propaganda" are liable to be fined up to £4,000, while foreigners can be arrested and deported.

But such games are liable to backfire in Pakistan's increasingly conservative society, creating greater support for extremist viewpoints.

Persons guilty of such offences are liable to deregistration, imprisonment or a fine unless a relevant exception applies as outlined in CRB guidance".

Jon Thompson, permanent secretary of the HMRC, called for legal changes to make firms such as Amazon liable for paying some of the VAT.