Sentence examples for which would be liable from inspiring English sources
But the protests against the eco tax turned violent and scores of traffic cameras and portals – set up to monitor the passing lorries which would be liable for the tax – have been burned and vandalised across Brittany.
He decided on a regular Expeditionary Force and an auxiliary "Territorial Force", which would be liable for home defence, with an expanded reserve for the Regular Army.
According to the guidelines of Thailand's new Computer Crimes law, Facebook would be liable for fines — which would be puny in comparison to the company's revenue — but there is also the possibility that Facebook's regional manager could be arrested and jailed.
The group recommended raising this threshold to £100,000, after which individuals would be liable for full care costs.
Mr. Moser sought to have Mr. Marshall put up $250,000 immediately, rather than the $100,000 for which he would be liable under the terms of his bail if he missed a required court date.
It continued: "The Rangers Football Club Limited Rangers Newcoco") signed an agreement under which they would be liable for sums such as this.
A system that just takes down and translates one sign after another (limited versions of which exist) would be liable to creating misinterpretations or overly simplistic representations of what was said.
Morrall says: "If one employee swore at another employee in a manner which was sexist or racist, that could amount to discrimination for which the employer would be liable.
Which would be catastrophic.
