Liable to be six years.

My maid is liable to be home anytime.

He's liable to be halfway to Texas before daylight. No.

Chair's liable to break. We can't be worrying about chairs.

I shall now, therefore, humbly propose my own thoughts, which I hope will not be liable to the least objection.

Liable to be a little floor show later on around here.

They're not legally liable.

Another delegation favours a provision where the actual shipper will be liable if it agrees to be named as the shipper in the contract particulars.

Only the homeowners are liable.

We are liable to err.

If the shipper does not fulfill this obligation, it may be held liable.

Thus the cargo owner will wish to claim against both the carrier, which is contractually liable, and the performing party, which is liable for the damage that it actually caused.

You are liable to imperil your life out of distress that they will not have faith .

You are liable to imperil your life out of distress that they will not have faith .

Not the people, they were too liable to be misled as one framer worried.

This is liable to be the hardest 10 you ever earned in your life.

and found liable for monetary damages.

This is liable to be reinforced by any negative experiences that Muslims may suffer themselves.

An employer who did not comply with the obligations would be liable to a fine.

It's liable to get chilly before morning.

You're liable to end up psychologically famous.

I'm liable to like it too much.

A newborn baby is liable to fall ill.

In which case the company is not liable.

And being human, are liable to make mistakes.

You are making yourselves liable for his crime.

Yet if my name were liable to fear,

Those morons are liable to start meaningless trouble.

I'm liable to turn around and bite you.

Who is to be held legally liable for this perversion of the law and basic moral principles?

In accordance with those amendments, journalists would no longer be liable to imprisonment for expressing their opinion.

(b) That consideration be given to making the possession of any such material liable to criminal prosecution

(a) Reiterate the principle whereby a State will remain internationally liable for violations of the Treaty committed prior to withdrawal

Physical persons are, of course, liable to criminal responsibility.

Physical persons are, of course, liable to criminal responsibility.

(a) Defining more closely the persons liable to prosecution

We're liable to have to dig up your cellar.

Looks like this station's liable to make money yet.

81. Five drivers were held liable and one partially liable for the road accidents and their Field Directors were advised to take appropriate actions.

For the first time, precise reference is made to people liable to be a threat to US security.

All underground movements liable to be terrorist or violent have been dismantled and their leaders brought to justice.

Parties failing to observe that rule were liable to punishment.

The company's liable to take it out of my salary.

Beneficiaries, whether New Zealanders or foreigners and whether elderly or otherwise, who receive benefits of the kind characterized in the section from abroad, will be liable to a reduction of benefit.

But if the magistrate does not convict the husband, maintenance is not liable. Who then will support the deserted wife and children?