Sentence examples for attribute blame to from inspiring English sources
It's not the GCA's job to attribute blame to individuals in its investigations – it seeks to establish whether its code on fair behaviour was broken.
An ESPN boxing writer, a man with a vast forum and highly influential voice, chose to use Frampton's message as a platform to attribute blame to Blackwell's trainer, Gary Lockett, and referee Victor Loughlin for the boxer's injury.
The call follows the Coalition and Labor reaching agreement to pass a motion condemning Anning for his "inflammatory and divisive comments seeking to attribute blame to victims of a horrific crime and to vilify people on the basis of religion".
The censure read that Mr Anning had sought to "attribute blame to victims of a horrific crime and to vilify people on the basis of religion".
Your willingness to castigate Hamilton for any slight error, and your eagerness to attribute blame to Hamilton even with incidents like the Grosjean episode yesterday, stands in stark contrast to your unmitigated lauding of Button.
When we fail to do so in the Isla Vista and Sandy Hook cases, we miss the mark and erroneously attribute blame to the autism community.
We would do well to remember that before attributing blame to either genes or parents.
The critics miss the obvious point: Clinton can take responsibility for losing while still attributing blame to Comey.
After a crisis, the study's authors wrote, "voters seem particularly attracted to the political rhetoric of the extreme right, which often attributes blame to minorities or foreigners".
L. Rev. 1359, 1392 (2009) ("[A]ttributing blame to a corporation is no more sensible than attributing blame to a dagger, a fountain pen, a Chevrolet, or any other instrumentality of crime").; Lawrence Friedman, In Defense of Corporate Criminal Liability, 23 Harv.
"It was all about, 'When is this going to earn a profit?' " Over the years, G.M. executives became practiced at the art of explaining their problems, attributing blame to everyone but themselves.
