Sentence examples similar to blaming stance from inspiring English sources

But they have sought to blame his stance for whatever the consequences.

Law enforcement feels justified and those who shamelessly possess privilege defend their stance, blaming the victims of these horrific crimes.

Who else's fault can it be?" Experts have called Ms Hynde's self-blaming stance "simple psychological behaviour" that helps victims to think they are able to prevent future attacks.

Becoming noticeably perturbed, the mother-of-one criticised their victim-blaming stance, defending her own feminist view of sexual consent.

A UKIP councillor has defended his stance of blaming recent storms and heavy floods across Britain on the legalisation of gay marriage.

While most South Koreans condemn the North for the sinking and support Mr. Lee's handling of the crisis so far, many also blame his tough stance toward the North for fueling a military provocation, surveys here show.

Archbishop Akinola dismissed concerns that he was exacerbating tensions over a longstanding dispute regarding the church's liberal stance on homosexuality, blaming instead the Episcopal Church for the crisis.

Blaming the bank's hawkish stance on inflation for prolonging the downturn, the government has lent support to a draft law prepared by its junior coalition partners that would broaden the bank's remit to include promoting growth and fighting unemployment.The bill would also increase the bank's monetary-policy council, from ten to 16 members, allowing politicians to pack it with doveish appointees.

I wouldn't mind see a politician take the unusual stance of not blaming video games for every little thing.

Stephen Scipione, president of the UVA chapter of Phi Kappa Psi, took a more combative stance in a statement Monday, blaming Rolling Stone for leveling untrue allegations against the fraternity. .

Analysts believe RBS will blame a tougher regulatory stance if it does decide to raise capital.