Sentence examples for faulting from inspiring English sources

Faulting the United Nations for not taking his concerns seriously, he said the criteria for invalidating votes are not thorough enough to weed out all the fraud.

They first tried to blame the weather (lightning) before faulting the institute that designed the signalling.

Maureen Dowd doinked Mr Obama Saturday with her silly-straw-like wit, faulting his "inability to encapsulate Americans' feelings".

In New York, a district judge rejected a settlement from Citigroup, faulting the SEC's approach of collecting money without any admission of guilt.Even within the SEC Ms Schapiro found it rough going, most recently in her failed effort to impose new rules on the most conservative corner of its beat, the $2.6 trillion money market mutual fund sector.

On June 27th the White House issued a technical note faulting Bangladesh for "not taking steps" to enforce "internationally recognised worker rights".

Conservatives and Democrats in Congress grumbled about his handling of the Soviet block's collapse, faulting him for showing little "elation" as the Berlin Wall fell.

The topography of mountain ranges and mountain belts depends in part on the amount of displacement on such faults, on the angles at which faults dip, on the degree to which crustal shortening occurs by faulting or by folding, and on the types of rocks that are deformed and exposed to erosion.

It was my fault.

It's nobody else's fault but mine, and it's embarrassing".

It's no one's fault.

That was my fault".