Sentence examples for blame back to from inspiring English sources

Seeking to shift blame back to Mr. Assad, it added: "Everyone knows who, inside and outside Syria, is responsible for the human tragedy caused by the Syrian regime.

But opening her remarks in Tampa, Ms. Palin tossed the blame back to the R.N.C., reviving what has been an unpleasant topic for the McCain campaign.

The Democrats' calls for cooperation set the stage for them to try to shift the blame back to Republicans should legislation stall.

Is there nothing in between?" Given that almost all Jamaica's problems can be traced back to self-interested exploitation by foreign powers, such indignation is understandable, and Thomson does an excellent and long-overdue job of exporting blame back to its rightful Anglo-American shores.

But here's where it gets weird — this morning Visa issued a statement to some publications shifting the blame back to Coinbase, telling TNW that "Visa has not made any systems changes that would result in the duplicate transactions cardholders are reporting".

Way to bring the blame back to the Republicans.

Writing in US News and World Report, Harvard University Government Professor Paul Peterson, for instance, attempted to shift the blame back on to teachers' unions, and their supposed preservationist interest in fighting charters.

But there's an extra layer of foul when even after being presented with your actions ― and the hurt they have caused ― you refuse to own up, instead placing the blame back on to those you've harmed.

Smith lobbed the blame back further to the 2005 free trade agreement with Thailand and trade agreements with countries like the United States, which he said allowed free imports to Australia while Australian exports were met with a wall of protectionist policies.

One benefit of Dean's Susie Homemaker routine was that it allowed him to come face to face with Naomi, who, in true supervillain style, presented herself as amicable, reasonable and helpful, shifting the blame back on to Castiel for his irrational behavior while programmed, and rescuing Bobby's soul from Crowley's clutches to prove how useful she is.

Swiss officials said they were shocked by the suspected scheme, but directed the blame back at the United States, especially American regulators, like the Securities and Exchange Commission, and accounting firms.