Sentence examples similar to Exonerated from all responsibility from inspiring English sources

The final verdict was that the vaccine had been contaminated, and the BCG vaccine itself was exonerated from any responsibility for the deaths.

The French have a different attitude toward artists, feel they should be exonerated from all sorts of transgressions.

This doesn't mean the companies in question are entirely exonerated from all questioning.

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".

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.

It may only be invoked to exonerate from its responsibility a State which has failed to implement a treaty.

Call me entitled, but I'm a Tory now – I can make irresponsible decisions that impact other people while exonerating myself of all responsibility.

In these respects his case was normal: of the 26 men my office has freed or exonerated from Louisiana and Mississippi's prisons, all were young, poor, black men.

ACORN and the Sherrod incident When Right-Wing Republicans and Fox News first attacking ACORN, Obama distanced himself from the group, even after it was exonerated from any misdeeds by all the independent investigations.

Dr. Edersheim argued against this common intuition and said the defendant should not be exonerated from capital charges.