Sentence examples for exonerated of blame from inspiring English sources

Even if Mr Sarkozy emerges from his legal troubles exonerated of blame, the cost to his political career may be too great, he suggests.

"I will continue to give the State Prosecution Office my full co-operation in whatever capacity it may ask and I am confident that when the full facts have been established I will be exonerated of blame for any wrongdoing".

The bulldozer driver and his commander were "exonerated of any blame for negligence", it said in a statement.

Mr Depardieu's lawyer, Hervé Temime, said he was convinced his client would be exonerated of any blame by the end of the investigation.

Later, at his court martial, Maxwell was exonerated of all blame for the loss of Alceste.

In the court martial convened to investigate the incident he was exonerated of all blame, and especially commended for his calm and authoritative control of the situation.

Israel initiated an internal investigation and after only one month officially concluded "As the verdict states -- the driver of the bulldozer and his commander had a very limited field of vision, such that they had no possibility of seeing Ms. Corrie and thus are exonerated of any blame for negligence".

Although Ted Wells'independentnt' report exonerated Philbin of blame, the saga did nothing for the perception the head coach had little control over his locker room.

The service, marking the tragedy's 24th anniversary, was the first since the Hillsborough Independent Panel exonerated fans of blame.

Although she did not live long enough to see the new inquests take place, she did make it to the 24th annual memorial service at Anfield on 15 April - the first held since the Hillsborough Independent Panel exonerated fans of blame.

This does not bode well for ensuring a really robust voluntary repatriation agreement that meets international standards". Last week the Burmese army exonerated itself of blame regarding the Rohingya crisis.