Sentences with phrase «culpable by»

Although President Barack Obama was seen as culpable by 20 percent of overall respondents, nearly 40 percent of Republicans surveyed found the President at fault for the attack, while only 6 percent of Democrats laid blame with the President.

«This same kinsman of mine whitewashed the Ford Expedition Saga even though he knew the CHRAJ had no jurisdiction over the President because the Attorney General could not prosecution him even if he were found culpable by CHRAJ,» the former AG noted.

The Innoson saga is a criminal matter because he has been found culpable by the police of deliberately setting out to defraud, steal from the Bank and convert the Imported Goods belonging to the Bank by deceptive means and through forgery and misrepresentation.

Not exact matches

It says: «By involving someone else, I am making myself less culpable should whatever we're emailing about go sour.»

Thus, the sin committed by one who continues to engage in sexual relations with someone to whom he or she is not (currently) married may not be grievously culpable.

@colin You have a nasty habit of putting words in other peoples mouth, no one said the acts committed were acceptable.Lot, by the very testimony of the story was not culpable in the matter.Replied previous, but cnn put the reply on its own thread two pages ahead.Same basic response, little more information.

Or a gullible and culpable willingness to transmit the propaganda written by the Human Rights Campaign.

It is the co-dependents often people that stand by and look innocent that do so with sweeping it under the carpet that are equally culpable.

THerefore, while the Jews were complicit in Jesus» death by handing him over to the Romans, the Gentile world was equally culpable.

By passing over him as if he weren't a factor, she tacitly points out his culpable silence, without which their shared disobedience was impossible.

Judged by the results of her actions, the tree is culpable before the bar of utilitarian judgment because she produced a spoiled little snot.

Psychopaths, by definition, are too sick to be entirely culpable.

``... The power in an exercise like this one organized by Rachel Held Evans is that it gives a man like myself a forum simply and publicly to say, «I am culpable in this mess.»

Such language makes sense only if we assume that «the original principles in human nature» are seen to be good, that traces of a «common humanity» remain, that humans have genuine free will, and that intentional deviation by individuals from what is natural is culpable.

, just published in paperback by ISI: «As more and more populations are added to the immense «global middle class,» each people is commanded to divorce itself from its culpable past» one said to be defined by intolerance and oppression.

He was arguably culpable for two of Sevilla's goals and has been slated by a number of Reds legends for his «atrocious» defending, as the Daily Mail reports.

A look at the twenty worst signings by Premier League clubs this season in terms of value for money, with Manchester United and Liverpool particularly culpable in the transfer market with some shocking buys last summer...

Elneny at # 5m is far better value for money than Xhaka and Mustafi who cost around # 65m combined.Elneny along with Monreal was outstanding against West Brom whilst Xhaka and Mustafi were at best bang average.How on earth the ref did not award a penalty for the clear foul on JJR is beyond me.Unfortunately Mustafi was culpable yet again when he committed himself to a ball, landed on his backside and was bailed out by the watchful Monreal.

But, to blame the loss on this and put the changes by Wenger as culpable takes the light off the real issues.

Dier had a relatively quiet first half for Tottenham at White Hart Lane but was as culpable as anyone for their second half collapsed, being caught out by Sammy Ameobi for an equaliser inside ten seconds.

Question: why did Roberto Mancini allow Joe Hart to be interviewed by television immediately after a Madrid game in which he was arguably culpable for the second and third Real goals, having played a heroic role in the first half when he was responsible for three or four saves which kept his side in the match?

That code, in turn, had been prompted by public support of an international boycott of the products of the company that seemed most culpable 30 years ago: Nestlé.

It believes the BNI went beyond its jurisdiction by «expressing opinions as to who is or is not culpable in the matter.»

But the anti-narcotic agency, in a statement on Monday by its Head, Public Affairs, Mitchell Ofoyeju, said any individual, found culpable of drug trafficking and other related offences, would be duly prosecuted by the agency irrespective of his or her status.

Thereafter, the court sentenced them to 28 years each on the first three count charges and sentenced them to death by hanging on the fourth charge of culpable homicide.

In a statement issued by Dickson Achadu, Director Research and Documentation, the party said the governor is culpable, having been registered twice, once in Abuja and another one in Kogi State Government House.

Investigations by the Nigeria Police following a petition by the Bank in September 2013 also found Innoson and Chief Innocent Chukwuma culpable of the criminal allegations levied against them by the Bank, and Chief Innocent Chukwuma was accordingly charged to court by the Police.

By Tola Adeniyi Today I charge all of us in the Media with criminal silence and culpable complicity in the disappearance of Nnamdi Kanu's saga...

The coalition noted that by that petition, it had demanded a thorough investigation and prosecution of Senator Dino Melaye, just as in the case of Senator Bukola Saraki, before the Code of Conduct Tribunal if found culpable.

Buhari, after been briefed by the arms procurement committee ordered that those found culpable in the arms deal scandal should be arrested.

He assured of his government's desire to drastically minimise the canker by punishing those found to be culpable of acts of corruption as government has undertaken audits and investigations.

It's most likely that, if it was shot down, it was shot down by mistake: however, how culpable will the Russian state be if this is revealed to be the case?

«The first suspect, Morris Ashwe 36 yrs Native of Mbajima Village Katsina Ala LGA Benue State confessed and admitted to have been supplying firearms and ammunition to the notorious and most wanted vicious and notorious gang leader of militia, murderers and kidnappers Terwase Akwaza aka Ghana who was declared wanted by the Nigeria Police Force for the merciless killings of several innocent persons and wanton destruction of properties worth Millions of Naira, at ZakiBiam in Benue State on 20th March, 2017 and for other violent crimes such as Culpable Homicide, Mischief by Fire and Criminal Conspiracy and the killing of Mr. Deneen Igbana (late) the Special Adviser on Security to the Governor of Benue State.

Also speaking on Eyewitness News, a Member of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee welcomed the investigation by EOCO, saying those found culpable should not be spared.

The trial came down to whether Liang was culpable for the mistake, and represented a large gamble by Brooklyn DA Ken Thompson.

But Underwood said courts could make such judgments — which could include determining how «substantial» an emitter must be to be found culpable — by relying on standards set by the agencies.

Those found culpable may be required to submit a «certification» letter, signed by them, or even an «assurance» from the dean or department chair.

So next time you find yourselves sputtering mad over the cultural perversity of The Twilight Saga and its ability to rake in billions of sparkle - tainted dollars, an even more culpable target for lowering the standards of cinema can be found merely by looking at kiddie flicks, which undoubtedly kick starts bad taste in movies.

A local priest tries to calm her down, and she responds by likening the church to the Crips and the Bloods («You're culpable,» she says).

Culpable and conflicted, he is driven by a desire to disable the engineering of American covert action, one recognizable form of halls - of - power corruption.

Failing to comply with the Data Protection Act could result in large financial penalties being imposed on the school by the Information Commissioner, huge reputational damage and even prison sentences for those found culpable.

Although the data is given to another provider, schools remain the legal «data controller» and are legally culpable for any breaches by the provider.

To examine the ways in which people in wealthy countries are culpable in consuming products created by child laborers, students can create inquiry projects that investigate the manufacturing of a favorite item, such as a pair of shoes or an electronic gadget.

The broker of record is culpable for all deals conducted by other brokers and agents.

Framed Collection Reviewed by Kieran Developer: Surprise Attack Games Publisher: Surprise Attack Games Category: Puzzle, Adventure, Music Release Date: 05.17.2018 Story In Framed you take control of a collection of culpable characters as they attempt to flee crime scenes and carry...

Culpable Earth includes newly commissioned sculpture, video, painting and print, developed by the artist and shown for the first time in this exhibition.

firstsite presents Culpable Earth, the first major solo exhibition by British artist Steven Claydon in a UK public gallery.

He responds to the world of mass capitalist culture by styling himself as the joker; from here he is neither entirely impartial nor wholly culpable.

There are probably at least two duration - related disputes on the slowdown: whether it (assuming «it» is real) was predicted by models (and whether the models should be culpable for not predicting it, our assessment of their quality impacted, etc.); and whether the trend is «significant».

Looking back on the last two decades of denial, delay and obstruction, there have been perhaps two hundred individuals who should be held most culpable, if not by the courts then by history, for failing to prevent harm or of obstructing others from taking measures to prevent harm.