Sentence examples for officially blamed from inspiring English sources

"We haven't officially blamed the Yankees for tearing up the tracks, right?" Showalter said.

The South officially blamed North Korea in April for the attacks.

The United States has not officially blamed Al Qaeda or Osama bin Laden for that operation.

Sunday's shooting has been officially blamed on police confusion, with possible violations of rules defining when opening fire is justified.

True, Chechens were officially blamed for the bombing of two apartment buildings in Moscow, and the deaths of 300 people, in 1999.

Chechens were also officially blamed for the bombing of apartment buildings in Moscow and elsewhere that claimed the lives of 300 people, in 1999.

The recent federal suit in Ohio was aimed at giving the voter the benefit of the doubt by officially blaming poll workers.

While not officially blaming the country's government, station management say it is hard to see who else would intervene.

(The US still officially blames Iran).

Barack Obama can officially blame anything bad that happens to America in the next ten years on Nicholas Sparks latest book Freedom.

The other stumbling block, and the one officially being blamed for the present delay, is the process of so-called Maxwellisation, according to which those people subject to criticism are given advance sight of the accusations and the opportunity to defend themselves.