Sentence examples for blame attributed to from inspiring English sources

It is the public nature of such criticism and the blame attributed to government officials that should draw our attention.

What makes it all especially worrying is the blame attributed to renewable energy appears to have originated from a public relations campaign initiated by the lobby group for the big power generators.

Thousands of talented young Greeks have left their country to look for work elsewhere". "The Greek people have had enough of [the] Troika's failed austerity plan". Jeffrey Maskell says, "The blanket blame attributed to the people of Greece is unfair and unrealistic.

What if there is no blame attributed to any person or act at all... ever?

In contrast, the actual blame attributed to player A was always lower when his substitute peer succeeded than when his complementary peer succeeded.

Exploration of public attitudes has revealed widespread stigma about mental illnesses including depression, involving a desire to maintain social distance, blame attributed to the person for their problems, fears about dangerousness, and pessimistic views about the potential for recovery [ 8].

Less blame was attributed to the perpetrator in the experimental condition; there was no sex of participant effect or interaction on rapist blame.

Perhaps mindful of the blame being attributed to the pilots of a Colgan Air flight that crashed near Buffalo in February, Air France sent out a press release (in French) that gave details of the disaster, and noted the extensive experience of the pilots and the flying history of the craft involved.

The attacks leave 166 people dead and blame is attributed to Pakistan-based Islamist militants Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Much of the blame was attributed to outside accountants who decreed that synthetic leases covering the headquarters, 400 stores and two distribution centers should be reclassified as capital leases.

Much blame was attributed to him and other directors of the company and in 2009 he faced a Treasury Select Committee where he was closely questioned about decisions that were made.