Sentence examples for evidence of culpability from inspiring English sources
As investigators sought evidence of culpability, the Chinese population in New York was cast into a state of confusion and mourning.
Outside the Justice Department, other sections of the United States government will probably underplay any evidence of culpability by the Pakistani state or sections of the state, such as its intelligence service, I.S.I., in sheltering bin Laden.
Not only did the government wind up research into the after effects of the poison gas in 1994, it failed to gather evidence of culpability in the case against the US company.
The chief grievance of Penn State's rioting loyalists was that Paterno had been denied a dignified exit — that, after decades of devotion to an institution that he had practically built, and in the absence of any clear evidence of culpability, he deserved to go out on his own terms, preferably with a parade.
What was turning into Hillary's finest month was topped off by the long-awaited report by the House Select Committee on Benghazi, which took more than seven hundred days and seven million dollars to reach largely the same conclusions that previous inquiries had arrived at: "no new evidence of culpability or wrongdoing by Hillary Clinton," as the_ Times_ put it.
Both of these responses assign blame to members of an underprivileged group for the attacks waged against them by police and military forces, not on the basis of any evidence of culpability, but on the basis of a shared identity.
It stresses that its enforcement division needs "clear evidence of personal culpability".
But the inquiry found no evidence of direct culpability above the colonel who commanded the military intelligence unit at the prison, these officials said.
Hours later, the boss issued a second press release that said "there is no evidence of criminal culpability" on Kraus's part but that she was concerned about "weaknesses" in his department.
Lawyers from the Georgetown Criminal Justice Clinic, white-shoe firms like Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, and D.C.'s Public Defender Service joined in the motion, which argued that the indictment had attributed crimes "collectively and indiscriminately" to defendants without offering evidence of individual culpability.
