Sentence examples for blame removed from inspiring English sources

The prosecutors' almost unwatchable exhibit of photographs of her battered body, showcasing bruises, scabs and scars for which Mr. Rodriguez took most of the blame, removed any doubt for jurors that he had hurt her viciously.

In particular, who should take the blame for removing the essential caveats that undermined the integrity of the dossier?

The 'possible family link' allows putative blame to be removed from John's son's actions.

Silverstone, having been snubbed by Ecclestone in favour of an optimistic 17-year deal with their East Midlands rival, must resist the temptation to squeeze Ecclestone's assets in public as he faces being blamed for removing one of Formula One's classic venues from the calendar.

It also recognises that fault and blame need to be removed from the process so that partners can come to the negotiating table not with the belligerent attitude of war-time foes but one more conducive to conflict-resolution.

She said when committee staff complained about the disappearance of documents, CIA personnel initially denied any documents had been removed, then blamed IT contractors, and finally claimed – falsely – that the White House had ordered the removal of the documents.

Although some family members hastened to remove blame and responsibility from the diagnosed individual(s), far more common were instances in which blame was shown to fester around the mother of the diagnosed individual(s).

Hospitals should focus on systems problems to remove blame and improve staff communication.

Removing blame from divorce would introduce "intellectual honesty" to the system and get rid of the unnecessary complexity required to prove that a husband or wife was at fault, Munby added.

Their non-negligent ignorance removes blame from their actions.

Pilger even goes so far as to remove blame from the Right by arguing "most U.S. wars" were started by Democrats (Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Carter, Clinton, and yes, Obama).