Sentence examples for party attributed to from inspiring English sources

And after Heitkamp's mother died, the state GOP was criticized for promoting the senator's unfavorable polling numbers on the day of the funeral, a move the party attributed to a social media scheduling error.

The radical market-oriented nature of the party can be attributed to Eurosceptic economic liberals who founded and led the party during its nascent stage.

Obama was slammed at the time for showing precisely the sort of snobbish disdain towards his party's core voters attributed to Thornberry.

More devastating, perhaps, are the corruption scandals that eroded his credibility -- a fact he acknowledged in an interview this week when he spoke vaguely of "various crimes" attributed to party members "especially on the local level".

Jiang Jiemin's rise through the party ranks is largely attributed to Zhou Yongkang, China's recently retired security czar.

Responses, however, cannot be solely attributed to party loyalty.

In Switzerland, where recreational drugs remain illegal but testing is widely available, there have been no deaths attributed to "party drugs" in the last seven years.

The country, gradualist by nature, has yet to pull itself out of this mire and the defeat of the ruling party can be partially attributed to their lack of policy courage or success.

He also wrote his "Message To The Public", primarily a defence of the expedition's organisation and conduct in which the party's failure is attributed to weather and other misfortunes, but ending on an inspirational note, with these words: Scott is presumed to have died on 29 March 1912, or possibly one day later.

Individual debt which was incurred solely by one party, for which the other derived no benefit, such as credit cards not used by both parties, student loans, and debts incurred before the marriage, should be attributed to the party who acquired the debt.

Culleton pointed to what he described as a "surge for One Nation at the moment", which he attributed to the party's commitment to looking after people in the regions.