Sentence examples for therefore liable from inspiring English sources

A Clarence House spokesperson said: "The duchy is not a company and is not therefore liable to pay corporation tax.

The jurors accepted the argument that the man's reaction to the drug had caused the outburst and that its maker, Glaxo-SmithKline, was therefore liable.

"What is worrying is the fact that obesity levels are now rising alarmingly and are therefore liable to cause dementia levels to rise far beyond previous estimates".

The plaintiffs claimed that Father Ronan and all priests are employees of the Vatican, which is therefore liable for their actions.

French's thesis is the exact opposite of Chang's and closer to that of the two southern presidents: North Korea is "a failed state and therefore liable to become unstable unless engaged enthusiastically and strategically".

Under EC denied boarding regulations I should be compensated, but Finnair says the cancellation was due to "extraordinary circumstances" and that they are not therefore liable to pay me anything.

This is because the government has overestimated how much students will earn and therefore be liable to repay.

According to Kable data, at least 1,250 public sector organisations employ more than 250 staff and will therefore be liable for the higher fee.

Butler declared slaves who came into his lines to be "contrabands" of war and therefore not liable for return to their masters.

"In this case, both the professional hunter and land owner had no permit or quota to justify the offtake of the lion and therefore are liable for the illegal hunt," it said in a statement.

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.