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culpabilitat

Measure of the degree to which an agent, such as a person, can be held morally or legally responsible for action or inaction.

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culpabilitat

A state of guilt.

Usage of culpability in anglès
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Monsanto, however, denies culpability for the crisis that followed the two-stage approval.
Reuters
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Rockstar denied culpability, but were still taken to court over the issue.
Wired
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As ever in these cases, the question of culpability will be raised.
The South African
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He has finally arrived at the question of culpability, of moral judgment.
The way of the world
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Barnes said McPartlin's culpability was high but he had shown genuine remorse.
The Guardian
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Authorities suspect but have not demonstrated Chinese culpability for the newest attack.
The Guardian
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There is something simpler still to imagine than the culpability of Natacha.
The Secret of the Night
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It was just like Hoshina to disclaim culpability, Sano thought in disgust.
The Dragon King’s Palace
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Complaints taken seriously and police carefully consider culpability, Sergeant Croudis said.
Radio NZ
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It implies responsibility and culpability for the extent of COVID19's spread.
News.com.au
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Complex problems are reduced to a simple narrative of personal culpability.
The Guardian
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There is some intelligence to suggest regime culpability in this attack.
The Guardian
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The report did not reach any conclusion about the culpability of the officers.
Reuters
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There are all kinds of possible avenues of culpability in this.
The Kingmaker
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No admissions of culpability have been made in settling these cases.
Radio NZ
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There was no way to deny his culpability in her downfall.
Eve of darkness
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