Sentence examples for established blame from inspiring English sources

A study conducted in Abuja, Nigeria by Owolabi and colleagues [ 33] established blame, insults, social isolation, spread of information, rejection, dismissal from working place, isolation from other patients and denial of access to health care as some of the forms of stigmatization and discrimination being suffered by PLWHA.

"The State Department had been reluctant to approve compensation in any way that involved establishing blame or proving negligence," he explained.

The DSB report did not aim to establish blame for the MH17 disaster, which is being examined in a separate criminal investigation by the Dutch prosecutor.

Lawmakers must turn the current medical malpractice system on its head, by establishing "blame free" error-reporting systems.

If we can establish blame, we can establish cause.

Moreover minor knowledge of the disease towards the general population leads to a non-discussion about shortness of breath: "Surrounding COPD is an historical nihilism, with patients and even their doctors establishing blame and blatantly denying a medical problem exists" was written in a review in 2009 [ 2].

There is a personal and institutionalised acceptance of bigotry toward oneself for whatever that complex reason may be and then there is a need to change society, which is more about accepting what we have done wrong, establishing no blame and working towards ways for individual and social change; that's not an anti-stigma campaign, it's an anti-bigotry one.

I don't blame established directors for questioning the worth of 3D.

The attackers' identities were never established, but Israel blamed a small Gaza-based Palestinian militant group, the Popular Resistance Committees.

Amber was cancelled, something Mr Karem blames on established aerospace players.

The owners of the Olympic claimed damages from Commander W.F. Blunt, of the Hawke, while the Admiralty sought to establish that the blame for the collision was due to the Olympic.