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liable to
adjective as in dependent
Example Sentences
"If you know you are liable to complete the return and have no 'reasonable excuse' and you also have a rough idea of how much you may need to pay - this may be based on previous years returns - you can choose to make a payment for tax even without submitting to avoid the interest charge."
Last October, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that farms worth more than £1m will be liable to pay 20% inheritance tax from April 2026.
"Indeed the judge made it clear in remarks in court at the end of the hearing that these cases are likely to be the last liable to go to trial," said NGN.
He is the climate we now live in, and like the actual climate, he is getting worse and worse, and his extreme volatility is liable to make everyday occurrences of the kinds of disasters that once seemed impossible.
“There is some evidence that summer dry periods in the western U.S. are liable to lengthen, resulting in longer fire seasons,” Bond said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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