Sentence examples for have no culpability from inspiring English sources
After all, because they had no choice in their migration, they have no culpability which needs to erode over time.
And the London protest that borrowed the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag – and which resulted in the arrests of 76 protesters – was apparently directed against a police force and a state (not to mention a few thousand Christmas shoppers) who had no culpability in the incendiary deaths of Eric Garner on Staten Island or Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.
But that still does not give us the right to distort him in death on issues where he had no culpability.
That's because I felt it unfair to point a finger at the hosts who likely had no culpability and little time (given their busy shooting and travel schedules) to investigate how their colleagues have misled, undermined and lied to them.
A Muslim parent is morally responsible for raising his or her child within Islam; children, for their part, have no legal culpability.
Does this not sound like there have been no culpability with the likes of CEOs in finance and the auto industry?
Dexter's method influenced the way the crimes were carried out, but the show has no actual culpability: It's impossible to say whether, in lieu of Dexter's Saran Wrap, the guilty parties would not have simply committed the crime in a different way.
We have no moral or legal culpability whatsoever.
(This in itself is astonishing, since so many of them are shown engaged in illegal activities. Is no one prosecuted for using drugs in these documentaries? Do the producers have any culpability for standing by?) They don't realize that their confederates are planning an ambush with the producers, and a cadre of intervention captains.
Dotcom's defense team has tried to stall the extradition trial — which has no bearing on his culpability — on the basis of procedural errors.
On Ms. Palin's Facebook wall, thousands of supporters and detractors argued about whether she and other right-wing voices had any culpability in the shootings.
