Sentence examples for Excused from responsibility from inspiring English sources

Other evangelical Christians operating in Uganda are less easily excused from responsibility in the country's increasingly hostile attitudes toward gays.

It is pathetic that Jung should be excused from responsibility for his virulent racism and his importance in the Nazi movement.

That has not always been smooth, but politicians have learned that it pays to be flexible, for example by finding ways for ministers from small parties to be excused from collective responsibility on certain sensitive issues.

Evidence is typically introduced to support the proposition that a criminal defendant should be excused from criminal responsibility because an underlying brain defect caused the individual to commit a criminal act.

Black men are not dying at the hands of (mostly) white cops – nor are those cops being excused from legal responsibility – because of mutual distrust between black and brown people and law enforcement agencies.

If drunk, one is excused from taking responsibility for their behaviors, desires, and any consequences.

Finally, one afternoon each week is dedicated to the didactic education of the OB/GYN residents, and all residents are excused from clinical responsibilities during that time.

In the upper ward of the hospital, a group of women suffering from vague ailments — a touch of pyromania here, a physical aversion to one's husband there — lead a cosseted existence, "excused from all responsibilities save conversation".

Whether as a student in her class or a research assistant in her lab, said Dr. Baird, who is now an associate professor of psychology at Vassar, "Natalie never once asked for an extension or to be excused from her responsibilities".

You are not excused from your responsibilities to abide by God's way after conversion and baptism.

Fed as the crisis was growing massively excused him from responsibility for the crisis.