Sentence examples for cannot be laid to either from inspiring English sources

In the case of the mortgage crisis, the blame cannot be laid to either party.

Without a clear answer to the question whether there is or can be pure experience outside of all minds, the suspicion that James's neutral monism is really a form of idealism or phenomenalism cannot be laid to rest.

"Citizens of 11 nations, none of whom are involved in the complexity in Ukraine, cannot be laid to rest," Liow said.

But however hard Chile tries to escape its dark past, the ghosts of 1973 cannot yet be laid to rest.

The courts have held that actual quotas per se are illegal and that a white worker cannot be laid off to make room for a minority employee.

Possession of nuclear weapons locks their host into a vicious circle: the weapons cannot be laid down while the ability to create them exists.

Nearly 5m protected, permanent staff are now surplus to requirements yet cannot be laid off, even with severance pay.

Lucent's efforts to restore profitability are touching thousands of older people who do not come to work anymore, cannot be laid off and will not show up in the unemployment statistics.

So even the predilection to certain diseases cannot be laid at the door of genes given the fact that the ways in which those genes are expressed, and the ways in which an actual organism develops, has to do with the environment in which it develops, what it eats, what toxins it is exposed to and so on.

The true self can be known in a way, and discovered in a way, but it cannot be laid out on the table and made evident to any rational observer.

The failure of our society's drugs laws cannot be laid at their door, and moving drug use from this venue to one less used to dealing with these issues will do nothing for public safety.