Sentence examples for culpability between from inspiring English sources
No more passing the parcel of culpability between the FCO, MoD, DfID and the Home Office.
There is hardly a hair's breadth of culpability between Neville Husband, who abused children, and any of the staff who, apparently, knew about this and failed to take their concerns forward.
Penalties meted out reflect a difference in intent and culpability between athletes like Merritt and those like Marion Jones, who participated in a clever doping ring, lied to federal investigators, was forced to return her five medals won at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and was sentenced to six months in prison.
There was little difference in terms of culpability between President Lyndon Johnson and Alabama Governor George C. Wallace.
Magistrates must distinguish the professional criminal from the easily led and every shade of culpability in between – and make the punishment fit the criminal.
The Norwegian prison system is criticized in the satirical musical Til lykke med dagen (1965; "Happy Birthday"), while the play Fugleelskerne (1966; The Bird Lovers) concerns the conflict between Germans and Italians, and between culpability and money, in the Italian countryside during World War II.
Culpability is distributed between the driver - and the posse of other drivers chasing them.
It is an anguished tale set in the morally gray zone between culpability and survival.
49 Differences in risk estimates between culpability and case-control studies might have been partly due to the nature of the non-culpable group that acts as a control group in culpability studies.
It's left to Con's daughter to assemble the jigsaw puzzle of love, trust, betrayal and culpability that is the relationship between these women, and she does so in a scene of quiet, controlled confrontation that should be the novel's climax.
Criminal law doctrine is, to say the least, suspicious of such a separation between intent and culpability, especially when it comes to very serious offenses (lesser offenses can be established by proving the defendant was reckless or indifferent).
