It was one of several instances during my professional career where a man was exonerated from responsibility for his acts.
Chevron was in no way exonerated from responsibility in the recent decision by Judge Lewis Kaplan in its RICO case.
"But we are nonetheless in a system, and when you earn a lot of money, which is no doubt deserved, and there is a big problem, you cannot exonerate yourself from responsibility".
That incident prompted a massive furor at Athens, in which Theramenes had to exonerate himself from responsibility for the failed rescue; the controversy ended in the execution of six generals who had commanded at that battle.
It may only be invoked to exonerate from its responsibility a State which has failed to implement a treaty.
Modern historians do not accept this interpretation, while not exonerating Richard from responsibility for his own deposition.
Fundamental misunderstanding of destitution is designed to exonerate the rest from responsibility and insulate them from perceiving risk.
"In the Arab Spring's crisis, it is hard to provide a stamp of innocence to exonerate Arab media from responsibility in the spread of hate speech, since most are co-conspirators in their practice, or in their silence," wrote CDFJ Executive President Nidal Mansour in the book's foreword.
The final verdict was that the vaccine had been contaminated, and the BCG vaccine itself was exonerated from any responsibility for the deaths.
James objected that if all our errors and sorrows are in fact reconciled in the Absolute, then finite persons would seem to be exonerated from ultimate responsibility for their actions: they might as well enjoy a lifelong "moral holiday".
"Even if there were errors at the airport, the pilots cannot be exonerated of responsibility," said Song Kuo-yeh, a prosecutor from Taoyuan County who is leading the investigation into the causes of the crash.
