Sentences with phrase «viewed as a fault»

Route Irish is a fast - paced thriller, with some genuinely disturbing moments, but leaves the vaguely unpleasant feeling that Fergus» final violent rampages should ultimately be viewed as the fault of his victims.

While this mutation is not, in and of itself, a reason not to breed a dog — even a dog with two copies — the presence of the MDR1 mutation should be viewed as a fault and, over the long term, breeders should work toward reducing the its frequency in the breed.

Dog - sensitivity and high prey drive should not be viewed as a fault, although excessive, uncontrollable aggression is neither desired nor correct.

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It's as if we had spent these endless grueling hours hiking a vertical volcanic summit to the cone, and now, just three steps from viewing the ring fault of the caldera, he says, «I'm gonna take a nap.

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As the back - and - forth over who or what was at fault in a recent fatal...

The theological and ecclesial fault lines that had begun to surface within the conciliar majority (as opposed to a more conservative and Roman minority) toward the end of the council now appeared in full view.

To know that certain things trigger us, to know that what we can bear and what we can not, to know who is safe and who is not, to know where we are treasured and cared for instead of viewed as liabilities, to know what we experienced was real and it was not our fault, to know we are not forgotten by God, to know our unsurpassing worth and belovedness.

In the Roycean view, grave fault was not, as in the Christian tradition, a fall from grace; rather, it evidenced an estrangement in the relationship between the individual and the community.

Thus eighteenth - century Polish nobles could be viewed as liberal while the supposedly liberal Voltaire can be faulted for having congratulated Catherine the Great on her invasion of Poland to put down anarchy and insure religious freedom!

And yet the opposite fault glares at us from across American Christianity: the idea that suffering is not at all our lot, should be shunned and avoided at all costs, and is a valid reason to hoard what we have, defend ourselves at any cost and as proactively as we think we need to against others, and rely on opiates as a matter of course, without viewing suffering at all as anything that might in any way or to any extent be worth enduring.

For me personally it really hit home as I remember being where he was in that category and fighting your way up with the dream and your view on being in Formula One and to have that taken away from you in an instant, that was really not his fault.

In fact, sometimes seeing fault in your children can actually make you a better parent as it allows you to approach parenting from a more objective point of view.

The Time cover, for all its faults, has in many ways paved the way for other women to «admit» to this choice, which many still view as weird or even unnatural.

I think this is because you all view politics through a prism that sees seats and social classes as belonging to a party so the rise in UKIP in the North looks like the «fault» of Labour when its as plain as the nose on your face that they simply replaced the Conservatives, who were down to third place in some cases and the Lib Dems who were down to 4th and sometimes fifth.

Carroll views early voting as a first step in modernizing our voting systems, but feels that there is so much more to do, «from allowing same day registration, no fault absentee voting, allowing for party enrollment changes to take place 10 days before an election and more.»

The side of Pluto's largest moon viewed by NASA's passing New Horizons spacecraft in July 2015 is characterized by a system of «pull apart» tectonic faults, which are expressed as ridges, scarps and valleys — the latter sometimes reaching more than 4 miles (6.5 kilometers) deep.

In this image, the simulator is viewed through a polarized camera lens, photo - elastic plates reveal discrete points of stress buildup along both sides of the modeled fault as the far (upper) plate is moved laterally along the fault.

M.V.P: The cast is flawless, but it's New York - born Peyman Maadi who has the heaviest lifting to do as Nader, and he does that carrying like Atlas; never putting us in doubt that he's a good man, but one loyal to his family to a fault, and just shrouding his motivations away from view enough that the film's central question remains in question.

What about all the thoughtful and experienced NYC classroom teachers who find fault with these tests and don't view them as a valuable teaching tool?

DfE's view is that it is the LA's fault when a school goes into deficit, since it has powers to withdraw delegation (as ESFA has for academies).

Since most cases are benign in their impact on vision, it should be viewed as a potentially inherited fault.

They view their family as their herd, and will be very loyal and protective, sometimes to a fault.

In general, the Golden Retriever is very calm, with any behavioral abnormalities (aggression, hostility, depression) being viewed as a serious fault in the breed.

In addition to this, most registries and / or show organizations view the bob - tail as a fault.

Now we really didn't want much other than a bit more light as we couldn't actually fault the room, but they couldn't have relocated us to a better room, up on the sixth floor with plenty of light and the view down over the bay.

The cover mechanics are acceptable most of time, but we encoutnered several instances where the view was completely obstructed through the fault of some ridiculous camera panning as well as moments where Gallahad was averse to taking cover where we wanted.

Finally the Baroque as the faults in the mirrors express themselves as distortion and out of focus multiple reflections scene from multiple viewing points.

It has been faulted at times for championing the esoteric or overly theoretical, or for anointing art viewed as unabashedly obscene.

To say that the plaintiff can be found at fault because she relied on the assumption that Mr. Hall would stop, and because she checked cross-traffic, would in my view subvert the duty on Mr. Hall to bring his vehicle to a safe stop at the amber light as the other traffic did.

Both railroad companies and the legal system generally view pedestrians in these circumstances as being primarily at fault, regardless of the circumstances, by virtue of trespassing.

While culture may view motorcyclists as «guilty until proven innocent,» we will work to ensure that the at - fault party is held responsible so that you get the settlement you're owed.

Although New York was actually the last state in the United States to adopt «no - fault» divorce, the court views the dissolution of a marriage as the dissolution of an economic partnership, meaning that it doesn't matter why the dissolution is occurring, only that each partner gets a fair share of the assets and debts.

Also, if you have made claims for an accident in the past, insurance companies view that as a risk, even if you weren't at fault for the accident.

It wasn't his fault, of course, but being unemployed could put him at a slight disadvantage because some employers view an unemployed job seeker as less desirable than an employed applicant.

This impatience manifests as frustration at the perceived lack of achievement, or in the suggestion that Indigenous people must somehow be at fault because of the persistence of the disadvantage (the lack of progress being blamed on «waste» and perceived lack of accountability of Indigenous organizations), [63] a growing intolerance to commitments being made at the highest levels to concrete measures to redress such disadvantage, and in more extreme cases, a return to discredited views which suggest that the only way to improve the situation of Indigenous peoples is for them to assimilate into mainstream society.

We view problems as symptoms of dysfunctional interactions, communications and emotional dynamics within the whole family, rather than the fault of any individual.

By maintaining such a view, the intervenor (whether therapist or mediator) has the decided advantage of neutrality over fault - finding and side - taking and maximizes her leverage as a result of her more comprehensive view of the functional rules of the family system.

A spouse can not object to another's petition for no fault divorce, as that objection itself is viewed by the court as an irreconcilable difference.