Sentence examples for direct blame from inspiring English sources
For their part, Firestone officials have been loath to direct blame at their largest customer.
"However, it is misguided to direct blame at the city and its officials".
Google has avoided placing direct blame on the government in Beijing, which has sought to describe the situation as strictly a business dispute.
While stopping short of direct blame on Moscow, Kerry put forward the most detailed U.S. accusations so far, based on the latest U.S. intelligence assessments.
At Saturday's rally, activists began to direct blame beyond the mayor and even up to President Obama, whom one person called "Rahm's best friend".
"The direct blame for today's actions should be put on the bureaucrats in Brussels who have manifested this ongoing illegality," Mr. Warshaw said, referring to the European Union.
That means directing blame away from migrants and outlining an explicit anti-racist strategy, because anti-migrant feeling cannot simply be reduced to economics.
While the board members acknowledged that the cuts were painful, they directed blame squarely at a state government that they said had failed its responsibility to adequately finance a basic public service.
Nationally, the new sports minister, Tracey Crouch, reacted to the recent drop in numbers of people participating in sport once a week, down to 35.5% of adults, including the startling 729,000 fall in people swimming over the past decade, by directing blame on to the quango Sport England and the sports governing bodies whose programmes it funds.
His foresaken [sic] duty is to provide comprehensive intelligence oversight for the people, not to conspire in a cover up to protect the executive and, as we have learned the White House directed, blame all the Iraq war mistakes on the intelligence community, in order to "insulate" the president.
Instead of directing blame at the security services for multiple intelligence failures associated with the extremist perpetrators of that act of terrorism.
