Sentence examples for denial of fault from inspiring English sources
A sense of life in a civilised desert whose very existence is built on the denial of fault lines; in a place filled with ordinary people taking their chances.
However, it is maybe worth recognising that the result is the first dent in the appalling suspicion that one of the English problems is not so much the denial of fault but a failure to understand, just about completely, the nature of it.
Citing J.L. Austin, Walzer remarks that "the two can seem to come very close together…but they are conceptually distinct…an excuse is typically an admission of fault; a justification is typically a denial of fault and an assertion of innocence" (Walzer 1973, 170; Walzer 1974, 72).
Both the Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack and network faults are considered in the system.
"Denial Makes the World Go Round" (Nov. 20) is interesting and informative, but I have a problem with the transition from the damage to oneself and others caused by self-denial to the social positives resulting from the denial of the flaws and faults of others.
Denial-of-Service attacks.
Denial-of-service (DoS) attack.
The first smart denial-of-service attack.
Maternal blaming could take the form of fault seen through direct mother-child inheritance, curses or bewitchment; or through claims of a wife's sexual unfaithfulness and denial of paternity.
Patients who were not at fault, or denied being at fault despite a police report of fault, experienced poorer outcomes than the at fault group.
