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Перевод: blameworthy

[прилагательное]
достойный порицания; заслуживающий порицания

Тезаурус:

1. Less blameworthy, but ultimately perhaps more tragic, was the fate of an older and larger reserve collection, housed nearby in an old warehouse.
2. So first of all we'll have a look at a a blameworthy aspect of it, then we'll have a look if whether or not it was avoidable.
3. What is lacking, and what some at least of Anselm's contemporaries would have thought highly blameworthy, is the complete absence of awareness of the Hildebrandine programme of the liberty of the Church - that is to say, its freedom from lay interference under a centralized papal authority.
4. Richard's second victim, Clarence, is also taken in by the hypocrite's feigned concern, but since the real plot against him has been done through intermediaries he may seem less blameworthy.
5. You know you you m you might be able be a little bit blameworthy in some instances?
6. Social Worker: Why is experiencing some pleasure in that situation blameworthy?
7. If causing death is to be regarded as the most serious harm that can be inflicted, it would seem to follow that the most blameworthy form of homicide should result in the highest sentences imposed by the courts.
8. "The most blameworthy acts are so often absolved by success that the boundary between what is permitted and what is prohibited, what is just and what is unjust, has nothing fixed about it, but seems susceptible to almost arbitrary change by individuals."
9. She did not wish to remain outside of her usual, blameworthy self for longer than was necessary.
10. If we're gonna call it a blameworthy accident.
11. Where blame can be associated with the conduct, or where unco-operativeness (itself a blameworthy matter) on the part of the offender can be inferred, the response is also likely to be punitive.
12. Most people, indeed, are unwilling to talk of "crime" when they discuss breach of pollution regulations: this sort of language is considered appropriate only where clearly blameworthy conduct exists - where there is a calculated breach of regulation, or where the polluting substance concerned is widely known to be dangerous and there was carelessness or recklessness in handling it.
13. Are persons who inflict physical or sexual assault in the domestic context really less blameworthy than their counterparts on the street?