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• This is a cruel practice for which the Plaintiffs are culpably responsible.
• In " R v K ", the court held that the assault need not be committed culpably.
• But he also found McDonald's " culpably responsible " for animal cruelty and that it exploited children through its advertising.
• It is not likely that he meditated open treason, but he was culpably negligent and occupied with private ambitions and jealousies.
• The employee shall be liable with its assets, if he has culpably caused material damage to the employer while fulfilling his work obligations.
• He found McDonald's pays low wages in Britain, exploits children through advertising and is " culpably responsible " for animal cruelty.
• The severe restriction of movement over those last few days is cruel and ( McDonald's is ) culpably responsible for that cruel practice . . ..
• "We don't see and have not yet seen evidence that shows that Terry Lynn Nichols was culpably involved in the bombing on April 19, 1995,"
• Falkird defender Steve Kirk, 32, was found guilty of " culpably and recklessly " kicking the ball into the crowd during a Premier Division game against Hearts last April.
• On 26 December 1923, the reparations commission formally found that Germany had culpably failed to comply with its obligations concerning the delivery of wood, against the vote of the British commissioner.
• Hoon's tough stance on Iraq was echoed by Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, who said Saddam had " culpably failed " to comply with his country's international obligations.
• This coming Monday, March 15, is the day when a committee of investigators will say whether it thinks that members of the European Commission have been culpably careless with the taxpayers'money.
• The critical circumstances had to have been of the employer's making; in addition, the employer had to be to blame, culpably responsible in some way, for the intolerable conditions.
• Barr, 52, who pleaded innocent to " culpably, willfully and recklessly supplying cooked meats " in defiance of the officers'order, was cleared by the court of the charge on Monday.
• Justice Roger Bell found, for example, that the multibillion-dollar hamburger giant was " culpably responsible " for animal cruelty and that it ran ad campaigns that " exploit " impressionable children.
• It was a damaging, culpably dishonest act, which misled scholars in search of the real truth, far more damaging than his childish creations, which could be easily dismissed; this was more than mischief ."
• The piece also characterized " Rothbard and his faction " as being " culpably indulgent " of Holocaust denial, the view which " specifically denies that the Holocaust actually happened or holds that it was in some way exaggerated ".
• The skipper of the speedboat, a 49-year-old Dundas man, was charged with culpably navigating in a dangerous manner causing grievous bodily harm ( GBH ) and operating a recreational vessel negligently causing death or GBH.
• Rep . Paul Kanjorski, D-Pa ., said Andersen's auditing teams " either failed by negligence or were culpably a part of the inside transactions that went on to send this company into bankruptcy ."
• It is required for estoppel that the owner have negligently or culpably made a misrepresentation, through conduct or otherwise, that the property had been transferred to the controller, so that the controller had the power to transfer it in turn.