Sentence examples for openly blaming from inspiring English sources

They've dropped the pretence that they're green, and are now openly blaming clean energy investment for rocketing bills.

With the exception of Qatar, the Gulf states are now openly blaming Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood as the source of their domestic woes.

It is increasingly commonplace to hear politicians openly blaming the now ageing baby boomers for everything from student fees to property prices, and arguing for removing universal benefits (such as free TV licences and winter fuel payments) from these feather-bedded pensioners.

With many of Ms. Bhutto's supporters openly blaming the government for her death, the Interior Ministry made the surprising announcement that Ms. Bhutto had died not from gunshots or shrapnel but from a skull fracture when she was thrown by the force of the suicide bomb and hit her head on a lever of the sunroof of the car in which she was riding.

The week after the murders, with the Burmese newspapers covering the crime and Kachin leaders openly blaming the soldiers, the government released a statement: "In accordance with the findings of the police force on the ground and those of the collective investigation team, it is analysed and acknowledged that the army personnel are not culprits.

Protesters demanded the truth about the killings of nearly the entire royal family on Friday night, at times openly blaming Gyanendra, the brother of the slain King Birendra and the uncle of his son, King Dipendra, who became the monarch for 40 hours as he lay dying from his gunshot wounds.

Party supporters openly blamed President Pervez Musharraf's government for her death.

She also cited vandalism of party campaign posters, and openly blamed some of the acts on "people in official positions".

South Korea's defense minister has said a heavy torpedo was the most likely cause, although he has not openly blamed North Korea, which has denied involvement.

India has openly blamed the spy agency and indirectly blamed the army for spoiling the peace that it was negotiating with Pakistan's former army chief, President Pervez Musharraf, before his party was drubbed in parliamentary elections in February.

President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, on a recent visit here to the Indian capital, openly blamed Pakistan for instigating terrorist attacks inside his country, including the suicide bombing of the Indian Embassy.