Sentence examples similar to rejected culpability from inspiring English sources
In 1998, the Taliban regime even declared that bin Laden was innocent in the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania; it also rejected any claims of his culpability in the bombing of the USS Cole in October 2000.
But the four dissenting Justices in Roper rejected the idea that the same claim of diminished culpability could be made for all juveniles, since the Court's analysis had been based on aggregate differences between youths and adults, which may have little bearing on the sophistication of individual defendants, particularly those at the "margins between adolescence and adulthood".
While Turkey does not deny that many died, it has rejected the term genocide and has prosecuted people who have publicly acknowledged Turkish culpability for it.
Trump subsequently called in to CNN's New Morning show for a long conversation in which he rejected criticisms of his statements about former president George W Bush and the issue of culpability for 9/11.
He rejected assertions by the United States, Britain and other Western allies that there was persuasive evidence of Syrian government culpability in the use of the banned weapons.
Despite Mr. Zuma's break with Mr. Mbeki on AIDS, he has apparently rejected a rising public clamor here, even among some of his party's allies, for an accounting of Mr. Mbeki's culpability.
She rejected the federal government's argument that extending the 2000 ruling to criminal fines would prevent states and the federal government from adopting laws that calibrate the amount of the fine to a defendant's culpability.
But, he said: "We absolutely recognize our historic role in putting emissions in the atmosphere, up there, but the sense of guilt or culpability or reparations, I just categorically reject that".
