Sentence examples for to liable from inspiring English sources

"A person who drives off from a gas pump with the hose still attached to the vehicle is generally going to liable for the damages caused by their negligence," said Kip Diggs, a spokesman for State Farm Insurance.

Universal Music, which along with a number of other suppliers has provided a total of perhaps more than £40m to prop up HMV's beleaguered business, is also understood to liable for the rent on 16 of the DVD and music retailer's UK stores, which number about 240.

Following the Military Service Act of January 1916, all Territorial soldiers were deemed to liable for overseas service.

German signatories to the Young Plan, moreover, were to become liable to the charge of treason.

The substitution of electors obviated this difficulty and seemed on the whole to be liable to the fewest objections.

Disks are also shared across VMs and have been shown to be liable to performance interference [22].

Subjects with higher concentration of urinary MMA or lower percentage of DMA tended to be liable to suffer from hypertension.

However, in other studies, it has been shown to be liable to pill dumping [ 48], fabrication, and manipulation.

Empiricism with respect to concept acquisition is liable to lead to private languages at best.

They need to be liable for sending erroneous information to credit bureaus based on fraudulent transactions.

Plug-ins seem to be so liable to security problems.