Sentence examples for perceived culpability from inspiring English sources

The quality of the evidence, the perceived culpability of the wrongdoer and the parties' negotiating prowess and appetite for complex litigation will all go into the mix, with unpredictable results.

The results of this study suggest how observers of prejudice might intervene to (a) reduce the amount of backlash confronters receive, (b) maximize the perceived culpability of the perpetrator, and (c) elicit future confrontation behaviors among other observers: by engaging in calm confrontations that directly implicate the perpetrator of prejudice as being at fault.

While close examination of the video images proves that Cissé spat at Evans in retaliation for what he perceived as the defender spitting at him, the evidence of the Northern Irishman's culpability is arguably rather less conclusive.

"But now, even if there is some sort of culpability on his part — which I'm not even sure of — if we start forcing ourselves to hold composers to a standard of comportment and moral rectitude, where do you draw the line?" What makes presenting "Gruppen" important, he said, is how the work shows Stockhausen's response to limitations he perceived in traditional notation and ensembles in its day.

For perceived advantage?

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.

When users evaluate a service they are guided by beliefs about what the service should and should not do (what Williams et al. refer to as the perceived duty of the service) and whether or not the service is at fault if it is unable to do the things that it should do (what Williams et al. refer to as the culpability of the service).

In other words, voters perceive both business and government as part of an interdependent system, and it is hard for them to separate out the culpability of either.

As I perceive.

"One is perceiving.