liable in the PONS Dictionary

liable Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he is liable to do it
verovatno će to uraditi
to be liable to flooding
biti u opasnosti od poplave

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So long as the requisite "mens rea" is formed before the sequence begins, or during the sequence (before it ends), the accused will be liable.
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In a conventional contract of sale, the seller will be liable to the buyer if these representations prove false.
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The recipient is still liable for tax on the full amount, but can set the withholding against his overall tax liability.
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Any regiment of militia would be liable to serve throughout the country.
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The employers were found liable because they had materially contributed to the risk.
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However, the copyright holder could also be held liable for breach of contract.
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Where the company's property could not be recovered from the third party, the directors would be personally liable to recompense the company.
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However, this new messenger from the first general is liable to be captured too.
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He is not made liable because his perception is wrong, unless it is unreasonable.
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Speculation in such situations is naturally liable to run high.
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