make sb liable

Frequency: 6.58.1 per million words

To cause someone to become legally responsible.

liableVERB + liable

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make sb

Examples (10)

  • Failure to provide adequate safety equipment could make the company liable for injuries.
  • His reckless actions inadvertently made him liable for the damages.
  • New legislation aims to make online platforms liable for content posted by users.
  • The contract clause was designed to make the contractor liable for any delays.
  • To avoid legal issues, ensure your policies do not make employees personally liable.
  • They argued that the omission did not make the client liable for the full amount.
  • Insufficient warning labels might make the manufacturer liable for product misuse.
  • A manager's negligence can make the entire department liable for fines.
  • Such a decision would make the city liable for millions in compensation.
  • You must take precautions to not make yourself liable for others' mistakes.