Sentence examples similar to evaluate culpability from inspiring English sources
Evaluating the culpability of accused priests, often in cases that go back decades, poses a tremendous challenge, she said.
Jackie Lacey was pursuing a case that had grown far more egregious in the eyes of American justice than it was in 1977, when a prosecutor accepted a reduced plea to spare the victim trauma, and both a probation officer and the psychiatrist who evaluated Polanski minimized his culpability.
There is no doubt that a tumor can diminish the capacity to evaluate and respond to an internal impulse, but whatever the definitions of free will and legal culpability, they don't come close to the complexity of what is really going on.
In other words, courts must evaluate "the potential harshness of a forfeiture against a property owner with no alleged criminal conduct, or minor culpability," when it comes to claims involving excessive fines.
When users evaluate a service they are guided by beliefs about what the service should and should not do (what Williams et al. refer to as the perceived duty of the service) and whether or not the service is at fault if it is unable to do the things that it should do (what Williams et al. refer to as the culpability of the service).
Thus both models yield estimated prevalence ratios which vary depending on the value of culpability.
Driver culpability was not considered and risk estimates might have been higher for culpable drivers.
Moscow denied culpability.
bears any direct culpability.
