Examples of using Culpability in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Corporate leaders do not admit culpability.
And if“moral culpability” is indeed attenuated, is this a sufficient reason to allow these couples to receive communion?
It implies too much chance and too little culpability.
Exempting Islamic beliefs for any culpability for that terror is as ludicrous as blaming all Muslims for it.
SO instead they try to cast the shame of culpability on the other.
The degree of Scott's personal culpability and, more recently, the culpability of certain expedition members, remains controversial.
SO instead they try to cast the shame of culpability on the other.
His culpability in this hideous drama lies chiefly in his using his personal power as a means to Jezebel's wicked ends,” says Mary Hallet.
To say that the victimswere asking to be killed Denies all culpability.
He also stated he had concerns about the culpability of the district in the matter.
In some cases, however, ignorance can itself contribute to culpability.
And the author of this article do not accept culpability for losses and/ or damages arising from the use of this publication”.
The analysis that was put forward by the CIA,by the FBI and the NSA makes clear Russia's culpability for these actions.
They are encouraged to assess their own subjective culpability in order to determine what kinds of ecclesial participation are appropriate.
Organizations today need to be equipped to manage the security of their information orrisk exposing themselves to culpability, criminality and liability.
Unable to acknowledge her own culpability as a weak and uninspiring candidate, Clinton formally joined the post-election“resistance” and began whining about collusion.
GMS: You mentioned Doenitz escaping culpability for his crimes.
Instead, the foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, condemned Russia's actions as“reckless andindiscriminate”and affirmed the government's confidence in its assessment of Russia's culpability.
Additionally, Le Bon and others have indicated that crowdmembers feel a lessened sense of legal culpability, due to the difficulty in prosecuting individual members of a mob.
Putin has suggested some degree of U.S. culpability in the aftermath of the incident, even hinting that the United States might have given detailed Russian operational plans to Turkey ahead of time.
The book did not attempt to directly counter or deal with the documents published in Nazi-Soviet Relations and rather,focused upon Western culpability for the outbreak of war in 1939.
Now that it has detailed the extent of British culpability in the 2003 American-led invasion of Iraq, those implicated in the report's findings are using two arguments to refute it.
This in turn contributes to their offending, either through its association with mental illness,homelessness and other forms of disadvantage or through the foisting of debt or culpability on them by their abusers.
But once they realize they weren't picked to succeed butchosen for their patent culpability, will the members of the Suicide Squad choose to die trying- or decide it's every man for himself?
Their culpability would be lessened, but the temporal effects of the sin of contraception would just as much plague their marriages, potentially resulting in marriage breakdown, divorce, misery, and possibly eternal separation from God.
The Government of North Korea has a long history of denying responsibility for destructive and provocative actions, and if they want to help here,they can admit their culpability and compensate Sony for the damage that- damages that they cost.”.
And worse,they have already been instructed that discernment of past culpability is applicable to discernment of one's present moral obligations in relation to here and now choices of the same object as was chosen in the past.
To understand what they're now up against, Trump's embattled White House aides should spend the day reading Mueller's 2015 report to the NFL,which recruited him to investigate the league's culpability in Ray Rice's domestic violence case.
After identifying factors capable of diminishing moral culpability, the text sets forth a sound principle of moral theology, namely, a judgment that an individual is objectively in violation of a moral norm does“not imply a judgment” about that person's culpability.
The judgment as to subjective culpability for a liturgical deviation is mostly a question of conscience as only the person committing the error, sometimes with guidance from a spiritual director or confessor, can know his or her internal attitude at the moment the action was taken.