Sentence examples for considered culpable from inspiring English sources

Anger over his remarks grew when Mr. Dupnik, who considers Ms. Giffords a friend, began naming names of some he considered culpable, including the radio commentator Rush Limbaugh and the Nevada Tea Party candidate Sharron Angle.

The judge found that Patel panicked and lashed out and therefore couldn't be considered culpable for homicide.

Too often, the reaction to a suicide in jail is a simple shrug ― there's no outrage because nobody is considered culpable.

7 9 It was argued that harms related to a wider range of maternal behaviours might be considered culpable, though it was unclear what those behaviours were and what sanctions might be brought against those found guilty.

Here, then, is a (far from exhaustive) list of those who might be considered most culpable – who caused, exacerbated or failed to prevent the worst downturn in the global economy since the 1930s.

The first step is strikingly simple, but one we have lost sight of - in a country where, in comparison to the United Nations recommended age range of 14-16 years, children are considered fully culpable for criminal offences at the age of just 10 years.

Although Karojisatsu, which translates to "suicide from overwork," has been a phenomenon in Japan for decades, this is the first time that an employer has been considered legally culpable for causing an employee's mental collapse without a court also claiming the worker was negligent for agreeing to work an insane schedule.

The HIV epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa is considered partially culpable for the slow progress in MMR reduction for sub-Saharan Africa [ 2].

In Austria, for example, WLPT is legal if based on the patient' will, whereas EUT is considered a culpable delict according to § 77 StGB, punishable with prison sentences ranging from six months to five years.

What they contend is that the mentally retarded should not be considered so morally culpable that they deserve the ultimate punishment, which is supposed to be reserved for the most culpable criminals who commit the most heinous crimes.

Hippolytus considered both men culpable for being unwilling to enter the theological debate on the Trinity.