culpable
അപരാധവും
definition
adjective
sometimes you're just as culpable when you watch something as when you actually participate
deserving blame.
example
Journalists who had followed the case from start to finish could not agree how 'culpable' she was, how knowingly she lied.
Now if that is not a form of 'culpable' negligence, then I do not know what is.
It seems to me in the media, particular in this country in the national media, are so 'culpable' .
Equally 'culpable' are drivers who use the outside lane, despite clear inside lanes, and travel far below the speed limit.
How 'culpable' are they, can they be held responsible and will they pay for their mistake?
It is difficult to apportion blame since both sides seem to be equally 'culpable' .
The above argument is not a defence of genuine 'culpable' negligence.
But they are both 'culpable' for putting political life on the danger list.
Here, knowledge and intent or 'culpable' negligence would seem to be required for criminal liability.
If they don't, are they 'culpable' for the death and suffering that results?
We should record in particular that we have found no evidence of deliberate distortion or of 'culpable' negligence.
And to remain apathetic in the face of such unnecessary suffering renders us all 'culpable' .
If we believe that humans are morally 'culpable' for sexual behavior then we must uphold that view.
While you list a number of shops that are failing to provide access to wheelchair users, other businesses are equally 'culpable' .
In fact, yours truly may be even more 'culpable' for, as he and others have repeatedly said, I found the chief.
The 'culpable' do not break down and confess their sins merely as the result of close questioning.
Now many of us will agree that such a person is 'culpable' and guilty.
It will not please England, though, that two of his wickets, both front-line batsmen, were 'culpable' .
In public he pleads 'culpable' to his part in that shock result.
In this, of all ages, we should learn the lesson that to put only a fraction of the potentially 'culpable' in the dock is to invite injustice.
Police are investigating whether there is any criminal 'culpability' surrounding how the indoor arena was being operated.
And if it is not intentional it is still 'culpably' reckless.
The fifth and final hypothesis to be discussed concerns non-institutional agents who 'culpably' perform acts that undermine legitimate institutional processes or purposes.
Instead of relating to the good human impulse here, registering it and further encouraging it, some have preferred to emphasize that it isn't enough, that someone is 'culpably' remiss, and so forth.
Whether on issues to do with the environment or with the family, with economics or with education, with popular culture or with sex, they were wrong to various degrees - from the mildly wrong-headed to the absolutely and 'culpably' mistaken.
The criminal law normally reflects 'culpability' and blameworthiness for moral wrong in a general sense.
The section confuses issues of legal responsibility or liability and moral 'culpability' .
He added: ‘It is difficult to see how the Crown could argue that they hadn't been 'culpably' negligent if they didn't take steps to prevent the forthcoming prosecution witness from accessing the remote sites.’
I would like to know Ed's opinion about his responsibility or 'culpability' in all this.
Other students have been codifying laws regarding fraud, forgery and rules on criminal 'culpability' .
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