Sentence examples similar to demonstrated culpability from inspiring English sources

Future suits in national courts targeting Rosneft and Gazprom are likely, as claimants will use the Hague ruling to demonstrate their culpability.

But even if it was the case – and it's the only example I've ever heard attempted to be argued – it absolutely baffles me how that one case should be a reason why there are hundreds of people in prison when we have not demonstrated sufficient responsibility or culpability.

At his trial, to demonstrate Davis's culpability for all Confederate activities, the prosecutor summoned Lee.

But there are rare cases when older teens demonstrate heinousness and culpability and carry out truly horrific crimes.

In an alarming throwback to "Victorian-era slavery" the UK has recently announced plans to adopt a similar form of bonded labour demonstrating the international culpability towards the plight of migrant domestic workers.

Philip Blood explains how German forces embraced the Bandenbekämpfung doctrine, demonstrating the equal culpability of both the SS police forces and the "heroic" Waffen-SS combat arm and shattering the contrived postwar distinctions between them.

In chillingly uncomplicated prose, Cole argues that these memos are the real "smoking gun" in the torture controversy because they demonstrate that the culpability lies not merely with the CIA interrogators who may have exceeded Justice Department legal guidance, but with the legal guidance itself - the "incredible arguments advanced to give them a green light".

So we are talking around £1m for someone who possibly hasn't even demonstrated they have any responsibility or culpability for the crime.

Give them all the time they need and don't settle for vague pronouncements about "credibility". Ask for verifiable examples from the record that demonstrate some form of culpability.

It accepted Ratcliffe had demonstrated some remorse in her letter but felt she had sought to distance herself from her own culpability.

Given this context, it was particularly striking that many of the family members we interviewed addressed 'cultural and psychosocial questions' demonstrated ambivalence and doubt over whether the ghost of the schizophrenogenic mother has been laid to rest; and expressed feelings of responsibility – if not culpability – in relation to their family members' schizophrenia.