Sentence examples for fundamental blame from inspiring English sources

But Abramoff still remains very much a movement conservative, and he puts the fundamental blame for corruption not on flawed laws or weak people -- but on big government.

But this is a fundamental misapplication of blame.

While economists such as Thomas Piketty see capitalism necessarily tending towards rising inequality because of its own "fundamental laws", Standing blames inequality on the "rentier capitalism" that has flourished since the 1970s.

Last week, the group, which spans supermarkets, funeral homes and pharmacies, blamed "fundamental failings in management and governance at the group over many years" for the £2.5bn of losses in 2013.

At the time the Group blamed "fundamental failings in management and governance at the group over many years" for the losses which were caused by the problems inside the bank as well as a write-down in the value of the acquisition of the Somerfield supermarket chain.

The owners blame a "fundamental difference in perspective".

Nobody in a country that reveres its constitution likes to blame the fundamental design of the system.

Mark Regev, a spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, denounced the General Assembly strategy as "a violation of their fundamental commitment," and placed blame for the stagnated peace process on Mr. Abbas's refusal to return to the table while the settlement enterprise marches on.

Public servants in Baghdad and Basra should not be blamed for fundamental errors in Washington and London.

Hormazd is editor of Autocar India, a man who spends much of his time taking on the city traffic, he blames a fundamental lack of infrastructure for the city's problems.

Mr Holder left the company in 2016 and Mr Dunkerton stepped down last year citing "other demands on his time", although more recently he blamed "my fundamental disagreement" with the company's strategy.