Sentence examples for laying of blame from inspiring English sources

The avalanche of lost jobs and grim national mood cry out for the laying of blame, and restrictionist groups are angrily pointing the finger at illegal immigrants.

"Half of this case rests on what happened on April 19," he said, laying much of blame for the events of that day on the F.B.I.'s field commanders for the operation, Jeffrey Jamar and Rick Rogers.

A more accurate way of laying blame would be 'market blamed for being unwilling to take a punt on increasingly shaky currency under unpopular and shortsighted government'".

Framing this as a Citizens United-derived phenomenon without referring to SpeechNow has the effect of laying all blame for individual spending at the feet of Citizens United.

Dwayne Poeppel, 47, an unemployed manager from Snohomish, Wash., who voted for Senator John McCain, Mr. Obama's Republican opponent, disapproved of Mr. Obama laying the blame for many of his administration's problems on eight years of policies of the Bush administration.

Creationists are fond of laying the blame for Nazi eugenics on Charles Darwin.

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".

Should the fire strikes end in anything less than an unequivocal victory for the Government, there will be some ugly laying of the blame between Number 10 and the Treasury.

Instead, Perkins suggests that the laying of the blame is in of itself comparable to Naziism.

Once Americans again learn to incorporate these into schooling -- instead of laying blame at the feet of federal funding -- we can compete with other countries in mathematics and science.

Instead of laying blame on the families of radicalised young people, these groups want to enter a dialogue with them, to figure out what signs of extremism could have been picked up earlier.