Sentence examples for determine blame from inspiring English sources

Correction to this articleHOW far does context determine blame and praise?

We re-framed the traffic jam as an opportunity not to determine blame or rightness, but rather to connect, create intimacy, and meet the truth of the moment.

The second misconception is that responsibility is only about determining blame when something goes wrong.

Specifically focusing on the ethical aspect of this, Saxe found that when study participants factored in a person's intent as a mitigating factor in determining blame, the right TPJ lit up like a Christmas tree on their lab's functional MRI.

The first phase of the trial is set to determine how blame should be apportioned between BP, Transocean, the firm that owned the rig, and Halliburton, which provided cement work.

A three-judge panel will now spend the coming months poring over the testimony of more than 40 witnesses in an attempt to determine whether blame for the scandal should rest solely on the shoulders of one man.

University students, who have staged relatively few political protests in recent years, have held several rallies on campuses and in downtown Seoul, shouting, "Out with Park Geun-hye!" And support appears to be growing for a parliamentary inquiry into the accusations of a smear campaign, to determine if blame should be spread further.

A particularly determined, conspiratorial set blamed the Fukushima nuclear crisis a hypothesis that was swiftly dismissed by scientists.

But the reality set forth by Ms. Sontag, Mr. Malley and others has not changed the mindset of those determined to blame Mr. Arafat.

Andrew Thornber, 50, chief finance officer, Abu Dhabi I was living in Liverpool at the time and the sense of loss and grief being trampled on by the authorities determined to blame the fans was overwhelming.

Mr Brabeck-Letmathe weighed in to the increasingly acrimonious debate over food price inflation to condemn politicians around the world who seem determined to blame financial speculators instead of tackling underlying imbalances in supply and demand.