"Being able to apply for a 'no-fault' divorce will spare couples the emotional stress and strain of finding blame for an unreasonable behaviour petition, or when they can't or don't want to wait two years to divorce on the grounds of separation," she said.
"Chances are, these fault-finding words inflict feelings of blame and finger-pointing," Price says.
"But all of this was part of the agreement, and all of it was pronounced fair at the end of the test". Danforth said Friday that he thought he received "something less than total cooperation" from the FBI, although he said that did not change his findings absolving the FBI of blame for the Davidians' deaths.
Drawing on a case where Swedish regional politicians involved themselves in setting priorities at a more detailed level than previously, the findings suggest that the subject of "blame avoidance" is more complicated than usually assumed.
Thing Five: Ex-Trader Found Guilty Of Losing Lots Of Money: In the continuing saga of finding others to blame for banks' risky behavior, ex-UBS trader Kweku Adoboli was convicted of one count of fraud for losing the bank $2.3 billion, according to Reuters.
The world of WOE is dark and consists largely of finding fault and blame.
"One of the annoying things about believing in free will and individual responsibility is the difficulty of finding somebody to blame your problems on," the great religious scholar P. J. O'Rourke wrote in Rolling Stone in November 1989.
The findings of an independent report, released last week, cleared Liverpool supporters of blame for the deaths.
These findings raise a number of important issues around the shifting of blame and enactment of personal responsibility for care as well as the balance between hope and rational choice that we examine in this section.
A key finding is the importance that politicians, when appearing "backstage", attach to the prevention of blame from the medical profession.
