State officials who had committed war crimes were individually liable to criminal prosecution.

Parents who refuse to enrol their six year old children or withdraw them before the age of 16 are liable to prosecution.

All NLD offices remain shut, with the exception of its headquarters in Yangon, and political party members are consistently liable to politically motivated prosecution and incarceration.

50. A person or organization liable for prosecution for having endangered national security may, upon conviction, be deprived of certain civil and political rights.

Parents or guardians are liable to prosecution and, on conviction on indictment, are liable to ten years' imprisonment, or to three years on summary conviction.8 Thus, the two statutes complement one another, ensuring the welfare of children from the different perspectives of the civil and criminal law.

Migrants shall not become liable to criminal prosecution under this Protocol for the fact of having been the object of conduct set forth in article 6 of this Protocol.

If, on appeal, the Supreme Court upholds the verdict, it would set a disturbing precedent, whereby all Serbs associated with the TDH would be liable to prosecution for genocide.

Chair's liable to break.

Perishable products liable to deterioration

We're liable to wait weeks.

You're liable to get eyestrain.

We're all liable to make mistakes.

They're liable to get into mischief.

Someone's liable to think we're quarrelling.

It's liable to be six years.

Well, Bundy's liable to be occupied.

You're liable to have some business.

You're liable to blow us up!

.. liable to interfere with my aim.

In addition, anyone who has personally played a part in the application of the practices referred to in articles 7 and 8, and any offender who refuses to provide the investigators with information, is liable to prosecution.

We are all liable to make mistakes.

It's liable to get chilly before morning.

I'm liable to shoot me a Gypsy.

Then he's liable to get very vicious.

Six days. I'm liable to kill her.

Better hurry. Somebody's liable to come along.

NoNo, it's liable to snap him back to childhood.

They're not legally liable.

A newborn baby is liable to fall ill.

He's liable to get hit over the head.

This achievement is sending a strong warning to combatants that rape and sexual abuse can no longer be perpetrated with impunity in times of armed conflict, and that combatants are now liable for prosecution for their individual actions.

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

(e) Countries with areas liable to drought and desertification

e) Countries with areas liable to drought and desertification

Keep that up and they're liable to hit us.

My maid is liable to be home any time.

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

You're liable to get ideas and pass right out.

Stressing that under article 4 of the Convention acts of torture must be made an offence under criminal laws of States and are a grave breach of the Geneva Conventions of 1949, with the perpetrators liable to prosecution and punishment,

Oh, dear, I'm liable to be trapped on the boat.

You're liable to get in trouble one of these days.

Oh, no, the crows are liable to scare him, maybe.

She's liable to catch a cold running around like that.

You are liable for the debt.

How much are you liable for?