Sentence examples for implicitly blamed from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's report implicitly blamed Air France.

During an interview in July of 2000, President Clinton implicitly blamed Powell for the disaster.

The opposition is also being implicitly blamed by Mr Lukashenka for a terrorist attack on the Minsk underground on April 11th which killed 14 people and injured 200.

The Six Nations refused to answer questions at a perfunctory media conference, while Pierre Camou, president of the French Rugby Federation, implicitly blamed the referee.

As he saw it, late-19th-century Portugal was a backwater — and he implicitly blamed this on the monarchy, the Roman Catholic Church and the aristocracy.

The news release implicitly blamed the Human Rights Act for the ruling, and wrongly suggested that a bill of rights would produce a different conclusion.

But both condemned a United Nations resolution implicitly blaming Israel for the recent Mideast violence.

"Egypt belongs to all," he said, implicitly blaming Mr. Shafik and the Mubarak government for their grievances.

Ryan began with a doozy: implicitly blaming Obama for the closing of a General Motors plant in his town of Janesville, Wisconsin.

But unusually, this is based on reality: the prologue implicitly blames an incident in 2000 when a military employee put formaldehyde into the Seoul sewer system.

But at its worst, the way in which we respond to those experiencing online harassment risks normalising it, isolating them further or implicitly blaming them for the abuse.