Sentence examples for responsible for wrongful from inspiring English sources

Until the day comes when culprits responsible for wrongful convictions are held fully accountable -- wrongful convictions will never stop.

And although finance companies cannot legally collect payment without title, and can be held responsible for wrongful acts by the dealer, attorneys say lenders often demand money from buyers by threatening their credit ratings.

She also calls for "those responsible for his wrongful conviction to be called to account".

Under Mr. Race, the 75th squad was responsible for the wrongful convictions, based on a single eyewitness, of at least three other people.

This Article draws on tort law and international law principles to construct a comprehensive system of state accountability in cyberspace, where states are liable for their harmful acts and responsible for their wrongful ones.

That's (at least) four people currently awaiting execution due to testimony from Hayne, West, or both, despite the fact that DNA testing has shown that these were responsible for two wrongful convictions.

(In the opening polio-drive scene, a young boy in an iron lung is wheeled out, and he sings, "I sure wish I could have gotten that shot!") The polio drive was organized by Allison's grandmother, Mrs. Vernon-Williams, a civic-minded woman who, it turns out, was partly responsible for the wrongful conviction of Cry-Baby's parents.

The jurors must decide tough issues: whether Alexander T. Wolfe is responsible for the wrongful deaths of the two brothers of Clarence D. Pig III, whether B. N. B. Wolf is guilty of stalking neighborhood poultry, and whether U. R. Wolfe must pay lost wages to the shepherd boy in Aesop's fable.

This week, I introduced the bipartisan Defending United States Citizens and Diplomatic Staff from Political Prosecutions Act of 2019, which would require the president to impose sanctions on all senior Turkish officials responsible for these wrongful detentions, including barring them from travel to the United States and freezing any assets they have here.

The United States, for its part, slowed down discussions about missile defense, enacted the Magnitsky Act to punish Russian officials responsible for the wrongful death of Russian lawyer Sergey Magnitsky, canceled the Moscow summit in 2013 and continued to criticize Putin's autocratic tendencies, among other measures.

Thousands of American cities and towns are responding to social problems like bullying, drug abuse, and criminality by passing ordinances that hold individuals responsible for the wrongful acts of their family members and friends.