Sentence examples for fault news from inspiring English sources

Industry representatives, like the National Rifle Association, often fault news outlets for demonizing and mislabeling the rifles.

The archbishop of Warsaw, Kazimierz Nycz, faulted news organizations for "targeting the whole church, targeting the pope," The Associated Press reported.

Photograph: Cross Duck/Flickr It's not my fault the news has stopped.

Many black voters, including some of Mr. Wright's detractors, fault the news media for pushing the story.

Leonard Downie Jr. and Robert G. Kaiser hardly need to fault television news, so thick is the vein of self-indictment in what the television people themselves have to say.

He did not fault the news organizations for proposing more debates, but said that "jockeying by candidates is imperiling the debates that can be seen by the entire country".

But the legal rulings that federal agencies are supposed to follow come not from the GAO but from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel which claims this is legitimate information.Anyway, it is not the government's fault if news programmes fail to identify a government agency as the originator of the material they are running.

He obliquely faulted the news media and blamed people disgruntled by his budget and personnel cuts.

He faulted the news media around the world "for throwing, like a bomb, one word without explaining it".

Re "As Military Suicides Hit Record High, Pentagon Report Faults Commanders" (news article, July 30): In recent years the military has recruited individuals whose educational shortcomings or criminal records would have previously kept them out.

If a challenge to the record so soon gives the appearance of cheapening it, McGwire said, then that is the fault of the news media.