Sentence examples for mutual fault from inspiring English sources

The initial problem Mr. Picard faced is a doctrine called "in pari delicto," or mutual fault, which prevents a firm from suing others for their role in its own misconduct.

In theory, limiting no-fault to mutual consent seemed fairer to spouses who wanted to save their marriages, but in practice it perpetuated the abuses of fault-based divorce, allowing one partner to stonewall or demand financial concessions in return for agreement, and encouraging the other to hire private investigators to uncover or fabricate grounds for the court.

We fixate on people and personalities, looking for someone to blame for our mutual incomprehension - "It's her fault!" "It's his fault!" – when this only makes the divisions worse.

According to the mutual impedances, electrical proximities of fault positions to the inverter in the descending order are SZ, DG, SX, HD, and LD, which is the ordering of the table.

Now people can have a "no-fault" divorce by mutual consent.

Table 1 Parameters reflecting spatial discreteness of AC faults Station Phase Mutual impedance (p.u).

The IC subspaces from the benchmark and monitored data are then extracted to evaluate the non-Gaussian patterns and detect process faults through a mutual information based dissimilarity index.

Another ground available for no-fault divorce is mutual consent.

It is independent of source impedance, fault type, fault resistance and mutual coupling between parallel lines.

When her opponents noted that the value of the state pension fund she oversees had plummeted in recent months, voters looked at their own sagging mutual funds and decided it wasn't her fault.

In both algorithms, the errors are significant when mutual coupling is present, reaching 12.59% for fault at the end of the line.