Sentence examples for attributed blame for from inspiring English sources

A banner hung by Mr. Sadr's supporters outside his offices today attributed blame for the bombing on Sunday to the the American-led coalition trying to intimidate the Shiite seminary movement in Najaf, which is known as the Hawza.

An initial norming study revealed that the obesity narratives differed reliably in how much they attributed blame for the condition to the individual versus the environment.

There are plenty of ways to attribute blame for the failure of the Google Books project.

By Tim Wu September 11, 2015 There are plenty of ways to attribute blame for the failure of the Google Books project.

Wall Street analysts have had mixed views in attributing blame for the recent problems of AT&T Wireless.

That committee faces the nearly impossible task of attributing blame for Thailand's worst political violence in a generation.

Speaking more broadly, another senior Bush administration official said the tone of the address "follows a line of attributing blame for things to outsiders, to the U.S".

Abbott said he didn't attribute blame for the behaviour in last Parliament and suggested everyone in the House could do better.

But given that the royal commission into Victoria's Black Saturday fire disaster in Victoria did attribute blame for five of the most lethal fires to eroded maintenance standards in the wake of cost-cutting privatisation "efficiencies", questions about the wisdom of selling off essential services like electricity – in South Australia or anywhere else – are timely and valid.

The report also attributes blame for killings, rapes, and other horrors in Congo to Congolese factions (including elements in the current government of Congolese President Joseph Kabila), as well as to Angolans, Ugandans, Zimbabweans, Burundians, fugitive Rwandan Hutu genocidaires, and a number of other armed groups.

Even the organisers of the exhibition doubt that Russia could set up a tribunal to attribute blame for those behind the crimes of the Stalin era – after all, the boundaries are blurred, and the purges were so vicious that many of those responsible for repression were later accused and shot themselves.