Sentence examples for exculpatory of from inspiring English sources

"It did not strike us," Mr. Vinegrad said, "as exculpatory of Mr. Schwarz".

One could say, although not without fear of contradiction, that none of the evidence is exculpatory of Hiss.

Scottish law requires that prosecutors tell defense lawyers about any evidence exculpatory of their client, and the Lockerbie prosecutors have already been sharply criticized on that score.

"It appears that the human intelligence wasn't deemed interesting or useful if it was exculpatory of Iraq," said one senior government official with detailed knowledge of the prewar intelligence.

That is one major factor that caused Judge Tashima to insist that the conviction must be reversed: "The prosecution was allowed to introduce inculpatory out-of-court statements Hayat made to Khan, but the defense was prevented from eliciting testimony regarding Hayat's exculpatory out-of-court statements made in the same conversation....

And so he seeks to disarm his questioners through filibuster, wit and the feint of an invitation into the exculpatory wonders of his confidence.

Some philosophers have understood the exculpatory implication of the nonidentity analysis – and specifically the application of intuitions (1) and (2) – to form the basis of a perfectly good argument in favor of an interesting conclusion we should just accept: that intuition (3) is false and that the acts under scrutiny are not after all morally wrong.

Yet roughly 20m Asians died in the 1930s and 1940s, thanks to the Japanese, and many were enslaved, tortured, raped or subjected to medical experiments, including vivisection.Mr Koizumi has dropped plenty of hints that he does not share this exculpatory version of history.

Steele isn't a smoker herself, but she likes the smell; she describes it as a kind of cultural appreciation mixed with high school nostalgia for her friends' exculpatory spritzes of Shalimar or Ralph Lauren Ralph after smoking at lunch.

Both are essentially exculpatory parables of empowerment, anchored in feminist ideology.

In addition, Trump's later actions undermine the exculpatory version of his decision.