Mr Pollard, for example, blames the riots in Brixton in 1981 on the heavy-handed tactics of the police.
The trading commission, for example, blamed Mr. Corzine for allowing the firm to violate its own internal policies for protecting customer money.
Smoking, for example—blamed for a third of all cancers is twice as common in households where the main breadwinners have routine and manual jobs than in professional and managerial homes.
The Russian Foreign Ministry, for example, blames politics for releasing the list, which contained 46 Russian companies and individuals, including the former Russian ambassador to Iraq, Vladimir Titorenko, and Nikolai Ryzhkov, a Parliament member.
The list of contradictory ABCs is extensive, for example blaming global warming on the sun, ocean cycles, CFCs, galactic cosmic rays, and volcanoes, all of which contradict the claims that the planet isn't warming or that it's cooling.
She and Melanie Shapiro, one of her undergraduate students, led the frenzied charge with a series of emotional but factually challenged newsletters (for example, blaming "spa-brothels" – their own term – for gang stabbings at local nightclubs).
Pima women, for example, blamed a lack of cultural understanding for the misinformed perspectives of physicians and withdrawal of women through silence to avoid confrontation with an authority figure [ 30].
Renesmee for example blamed herself for causing trouble to her family merely by existing, or when she takes Kate's advice to help her mother, despite Bella's protests.
Teachers' unions, for example, can blame only themselves for the rise of charter schools.
