Sentence examples for blame for doing from inspiring English sources

Passing it is going to be a test of true bipartisanship, which involves both sides deciding that they will share the blame for doing something messy and unpleasant.

Closing branches while laying the blame for doing so elsewhere is something many a French bank would love to do, but cost-cutting in France's overcrowded retail-banking industry has been hampered by political opposition to job losses.

In either case, the EU can delay farm reforms, while avoiding the blame for doing so.However great these obstacles are, they could be overcome if America were still leading the drive for freer world trade.

Mr. Gibbs suggested that the media bore some of the blame, for doing too many "X said this, Y said this" stories, without rooting out, and pointing out, unambiguous falsehoods.

Of course, even if Mr. Obama had not decided to leave an escape hatch in his new standards, a future president could declare one in the name of national defense, but President Obama's decision would allow a successor to avoid responsibility (or blame) for doing so by citing this administration's precedent.

If the fragile recovery cracks, as worrisome signs of a slowdown in the United States and a cooling down of Chinese growth may augur, they could still bear the brunt of the blame for doing too little to foster regional and global growth.

The lobbyists cannot be blamed for doing their jobs.

They are blamed for doing what all organisms do — attempt to reproduce and survive.

If a large outbreak results, they are blamed for doing too little.

The only previous such alliance in post-war Germany, in the late 1960s, was blamed for doing just that.

Yet the private equity firm is being blamed for doing exactly what private equity firms do and what is expected of them.