Sentence examples for held to blame from inspiring English sources

"Andrew Wakefield cannot be solely held to blame for the MMR-autism debacle.

Ambitious plans have been announced to ensure that such a disaster will never happen again or, if it does, that they will not be credibly held to blame.

At whatever stage England finally make their exit, it is hard to imagine now that either Gerrard or Terry will be held to blame.

But Mr. Sharon himself has been determinedly unapologetic and dismissed the notion that he could be held to blame, saying he was asserting his right and the right of every Jew to visit Jerusalem's holy places.

Julie Andrews is usually held to blame for the phenomenon, climbing every mountain and following every dream (including marrying Captain von Trapp) as the fictional Maria with her guitar in The Sound of Music.

In the West, the Iraqi government is held to blame for contributing to and manipulating this tragedy.At the Tuweitha nuclear facility just south of Baghdad, Iraqi scientists who produce chemical agents used for cancer treatment know that they will be among the first targets if the Americans and British launch an attack.

The inquiry held to apportion blame for the SOHO fiasco decided that control of the craft was lost because of a mistake in its software, combined with an error that arose when a confusing computer display was wrongly interpreted.

The victims, even when they are children, are often held somehow to blame.

But in many voters' minds he was held partly to blame for the wars, for ill-equipped forces and casualties.

Both felt an inappropriate anxiety that she might howl with tears, and they might be held, unjustly, to blame for it.

Although several other countries are lukewarm about renewing or extending sanctions against Moscow or the Russian separatists, diplomats said there were no other dissenters on the statement, which squarely held Russia to blame for facilitating the Mariupol attack.