If the shipper does not do so, it is strictly liable for the loss, damage, delay and expenses directly or indirectly resulting from such failure.

They're not legally liable.

Chair's liable to break.

Strictly TCR.

Strictly routine.

Strictly confidential.

Perishable products liable to deterioration

We're liable to wait weeks.

You're liable to get eyestrain.

Strictly obey geometry

Strictly to ourselves.

You are liable for the debt.

We're all liable to make mistakes.

They're liable to get into mischief.

How much are you liable for?

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.

Smoking is strictly prohibited.

Strictly speaking, you're wrong.

Focus Strictly Under Mouse

And it's strictly illegal.

You're strictly for you.

Strictly confidential of course.

That's not strictly true.

Objections were raised to the inclusion of provisions making the certification authority strictly liable. It was stated that strict liability was a deviation from the general principle of tort law whereby a person was liable for his or her own negligence and, as such, was accepted in national law for exceptional reasons of public interest, such as certain strict liability regimes of persons conducting unreasonably hazardous activities.

We are all liable to make mistakes.

Q2 If so, who is criminally liable?

Q6 If so, who is criminally liable?

Q10 If so, who is criminally liable?

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.

Strictly speaking, you are wrong.

Eyewash. Strictly for the birds.

This must be strictly confidential.

I'm strictly here to race.

Strictly for the birds, huh?

It's strictly for the boids.

A newborn baby is liable to fall ill.