Sentence examples for technically liable from inspiring English sources

It's tempting, Gary, but when you say "they're yours", does that mean I'm technically liable for 50% of any HMRC demands engendered by said flaws?

He served two months, and although thereafter he was technically liable to further charges for failing to comply with the terms set by his tribunal, the authorities left him alone.

The implication is that any software engineer who embeds a playlist on a web page, or designs a podcast platform, or enables the ability to share a link, is technically liable.

Mr. Bush was not questioned under oath, but he did remain under an obligation to testify truthfully and, technically if not practically, he remained liable to be charged with a false statement if prosecutors found he had failed to answer completely or honestly.

In the course of an authorised operation it may be, for example, if an ASIO operative were to penetrate covertly a terrorist network or a terrorist cell and had to, as it were, play along with the planning, technically that ASIO operative might be liable but for an immunity for the offence of conspiracy," he said.

Technically, private non-commercial vessels were liable to a substantial fine if they did not fly the British Red Ensign.

Google did £3.2bn of business with UK advertisers and media buyers last year but told HMRC these transactions were technically "closed" in Ireland, and therefore not liable for UK tax.

Yet, since software companies don't technically sell their products, they "lease" them, they are not liable.

Because they have technically received a loan that can be recalled, the money is not liable to income tax.

American security contractors, thousands of whom are flooding into the country to support an expanded State Department mission, are technically subject to Iraqi law, but none have ever been held criminally liable in Iraq.

Though it's not technically illegal, only men can get driving licenses, and women caught in charge of a vehicle are usually liable for fines and arrest - and conservative clerics have issued religious edicts against female drivers.