Sentence examples similar to frequently assign culpability from inspiring English sources

The UN report, not yet released, does not assign culpability for chemical weapons use.

In the course of efforts to assign culpability for large-scale human suffering, the walls of sovereign immunity began to be breached.

"I would not be surprised if half of these loans went down," a Citigroup trader is quoted in the statement.But the statement is brief and does not assign culpability to any individuals.

But the lawyers emphasized that there are no established links between Farook, Malik and terrorist organizations, and Chesley said it is inappropriate to assign culpability to Muslims broadly when someone who is Muslim is involved in a shooting.

Accounting firms typically settle fraud lawsuits brought against them, he said, because fighting such legal battles are expensive and juries frequently assign auditors at least some blame.

Conduct administrators and hearing boards will always use their discretion in assigning the most appropriate outcomes for the circumstances and frequently assign outcomes other than those listed.

The novel is frequently assigned for reading in courses on world literature and African studies.

"Great Expectations" is the ninth most frequently assigned title in ninth-grade English classes in U.S. public high schools.

Lashinsky notes: Apple frequently assigns major projects to small groups.

I do believe it is important to assign culpability--a culpability which falls disproportionately on the shoulders of Hezbollah.

Assigning culpability also complicates the American response.