Sentence examples for avoid culpability from inspiring English sources

It won't be easy to change the mind-set at the S.E.C. from one that regularly allows defendants to avoid culpability.

Relatives say officials and the mine owner should have recognized the danger during torrential rain and are trying to avoid culpability by calling the accident a "natural disaster".

As the CREW brief noted, "as a result [of DOMA], same-sex spouses might avoid culpability for engaging in conduct that would be criminal for opposite-sex married couples".

Garde is a mute "oui" man who is now just protecting his CV by staying aloof and avoiding culpability.

The B.I.S. offers up a lesson in the amorality of finance and the need for greater accountability in international capital flows — a lesson that surely resonates in an era when Wall Street executives have avoided culpability for their role in the subprime securitization scam.

Where a seeking a raise, reaching milestones, avoiding culpability, or a desire to avoid rocking the Kool-Aid boat don't stifle discussion of a product's potential hazards.

Investigators are likely to avoid assigning culpability to the politicians or policymakers, of both parties, who authorized or were aware of the authorization of– these activities, and simply blame the CIA and its officials.

It's not hard to envision a similar fuckup being made via a botnet that would allow the offending agency to avoid any culpability or international consequence whatsoever, which is a disturbing amount of power for a government agency to wield.

In the past they have avoided admitting culpability when large numbers of civilians have died.Within hours of the blast Afghan officials were making thinly veiled insinuations against Pakistan and its Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency.

"Tomorrow Is Too Far," a kind of ghostless ghost story, delves beautifully into the layers of deception around a young boy's accidental death, remembered by a young Nigerian-American woman who wants desperately to avoid her own culpability.

The public support given to the heroics of a post-9/11 volunteer army have been used as a buffer by the Bush administration to avoid admitting any real culpability with regard to the fiasco.