liable to

It concluded she would to "liable to repeat" the same behaviour if she returned to nursing.

From April 2026, inherited agricultural assets worth more than £1m, which were previously exempt, will be liable to the tax at 20%, half the usual rate.

“People who are exposed to these ... are in big trouble and are liable to radiation sickness, liable to cancer down the road if they survive post-exposure.”

Gloss is always liable to define its own borders or, at the very least, challenge yours.

If a person gives away more than £325,000 in cash or gifts but dies within seven years, recipients could be liable to pay inheritance tax.