Sentence examples for laying blame squarely on from inspiring English sources

The jury supplanted the 1991 verdict with one of unlawful killing, laying blame squarely on the police in the process.

On the subject of rape, Trump has a record of laying blame squarely on the victim.

And while they laid blame squarely on center directors, they knew of no evidence that senior officials were aware of abuses.

Mr. Bloomberg, expressing a Republican view, argued that Congress had caused the mortgage crisis, while the Mr. Koch, a Democrat and former New York mayor, laid blame squarely on Wall Street.

But in 1999, the appeals court, in a scathing opinion that laid blame squarely on Justice Wetzel's decision on use of the rape shield law, overturned the conviction.

Unsurprisingly, this raised some eyebrows among Barasch's former colleagues at the SEC, as the internal investigation he participated in had largely exonerated Microtune and laid blame squarely on Bartek and Richardson who had both been made wholly expendable by leaving the company.

Greece's government has blasted its creditors for holding back progress on bailout talks, laying the blame squarely on differences between the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.

Rather than laying the blame squarely on the commercialization, even bastardization of well-being traditions, they come dangerously close to blaming Eastern philosophies, albeit in caricature.

But instead of laying the blame squarely on her husband, who is ultimately responsible for the separations, she said she "hopes both sides of the aisle can finally come together to achieve successful immigration reform".

Again, one lays the blame squarely on Shakespeare but Sexton is all over the map here and fails to deliver a coherent production.

The paper says the PM is not arrogant or deluded but "furious" – "I'm on YOUR side … not warring MPs'" is its account of May's address to voters, saying she "laid the blame squarely on parliament" and would give "MPs one final chance to pass her EU deal".