Sentences with phrase «admitted culpability»

That's not to excuse anything the company has done, and it has admitted culpability in a number of ways; but it's hard to imagine good ol' Southern boys being quite so disparaging if the oil company in question had been of good ol' Southern origin.

Curiously enough, despite the United States having admitted culpability, the U.S. Department of Justice fought this suit vigorously stating, among other reasons, that the events had taken place too long ago.

«We have not as a district admitted our culpability and our own ineffectiveness in dealing with our children,» McKenna said, adding, «What are we committed to, more than «Go.

Some officials of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA), have admitted culpability in the malfeasance involving the public auctioning off some 24 vehicles belonging to the Ministry between 2011 and 2013, as captured in the 2015 Auditor General's report.

(Earlier Chainsaw rid himself of a class - action shareholder suit for $ 15 million, without admitting culpability.)

He admits culpability but blames the victim.

The individuals who are to blame are, as yet, unwilling fully to admit culpability.

Thus giant entities like the NFL, knowing that the other side knows it can draw the costly proceedings out for years, can admit culpability but still offer «bird in the hand» - sized settlements and «touch down» relatively unscathed.

Not exact matches

Producer Arnon Milchan admits in the doc that the film's complicated financing and release agreements - two companies splitting the North American and International markets - made the struggle to preserve «Legend» more difficult, and he acknowledges a measure of culpability in not fighting harder to preserve Scott's original vision.