Sentence examples for government attributed to from inspiring English sources

Two children were killed in the bombing, which the government attributed to "an unintended technical fault".

Ten days after the first adverse reaction emerged, a link between the drug and patients' complications had not been confirmed, the paper said, a delay the government attributed to lengthy test procedures.

In February and March one person was killed and several were injured in Kigali in a series of bombings that the government attributed to the Hutu-dominated Interahamwe (a paramilitary organization) and Lieut.

Meanwhile in Yemen nine people, including seven Spanish tourists, were killed in an attack that the government attributed to al-Qaeda.In Spain, the four-month trial into the Madrid bombings that killed 191 people in 2004 has closed, with verdicts expected in October.

This is the malware responsible for attacks on Ukraine's power grid, which the US government attributed to Russian government hackers know as APT 28 and APT29, or Fancy and Cozy Bear.

It centers on her elderly family members' response to her earlier film, "The Starving Village," which recorded their memories of the 1959-61 famine, a catastrophe that killed tens of millions and that the government attributes to natural disasters.

Full-time students had gone up by 5.7percentt from the previous year, and the number of part-time students receiving loans went up by almost 48percentt — a rise the government attributes to "recent program enhancements, including eliminating the interest on part-time loans while in-study".

On May 7, three Indians were killed and a 3-year-old suffered a bullet wound in violence that the authorities attributed to a land dispute but that Zapatista sympathizers attributed to armed government supporters.

The three bombings followed the reported killing of security service members in and around Damascus this week and were the latest in a series of attacks that the Syrian government has attributed to terrorists seeking to destabilize the government.

From a distance, the case could be written off as part of the cycle of violence in Mexico that the government has attributed to drug and organized crime.

The Arabic translation of a Letter by Themistius On Government is attributed to Abu 'Uthman al-Dimashqi (Gutas 1975, 47).