Sentence examples for blamed for those from inspiring English sources

Mr. Polshek can't be blamed for those exhibits.

A common issue is that employees don't raise problems for fear of being blamed for those they identify.

The time line is consistent, although there are mistakes that imply a looseness with detail among those dealing with the paperwork: the rider himself cannot be blamed for those.

Sensing the political risk, Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, has implored the unions not to strike.But even if the party can distance itself from union militancy, it will be harder to dispel the broader notion that Labour only represents public-sector voters: the spending splurge that the party oversaw in office is often blamed for those workers' bounteous pay and perks.

A Greek radical group, Conspiracy of Fire Nuclei, was blamed for those attacks.

The excuse "I couldn't help it" or "I was forced to do it" is often enough to render blame inappropriate, so it's a natural thought that someone can only be blamed for those things that he could have helped, or wasn't forced into in other words, for those things that he chose of his own free will.

Why are American forces perpetually blamed for the actions of those who shelter in Mosques and hide behind civilians?

Rico Puno, the deputy interior minister, who also served President Corazon Aquino, the incumbent's mother, was among those blamed for the debacle.

He was one of those blamed for the rapid deterioration in South Korea's finances, which eventually demanded a massive IMF bail-out.

But can he really, honestly be blamed for the deaths of those two patrolmen?

He was widely blamed for the failure of those negotiations over his insistence on "an unbounded liberty of conscience".