Sentence examples for passed blame from inspiring English sources

Instead, yesterday it passed blame on to users for not choosing more secure passwords or enabling additional protections.

Like others interviewed for this piece, he continuously passed blame onto other branches of the government, saying, "The problem is not us, it is the prosecution and investigation office".

If he's moved to pass blame, he should look not at Commissioner Roger Goodell but rather to  the American people.

Neither did Vince Carter, who declined to pass blame onto Kidd for clamoring for a path out of New Jersey.

In 1948, Truman succeeded in passing blame along to Congress, and Nixon in 1960 and Ford in 1976 might easily have won.

He generally does not mention Mr. Bush's name, to avoid the appearance of trying too hard to pass blame to his predecessor.

"To be clear, not once in my testimony before the committee did I seek to mislead it or pass blame for decisions to others.

"This MySpace lawsuit is reminiscent of a relatively new and sometimes lucrative form of American justice: the consumer passing blame to a provider," Ms. Swindler wrote.

Many here interpreted the admissions by the police officials as an effort to pass blame for the problems and to head off the creation of an outside body to investigate the corruption.

Throw in an awkwardly public row with the world's biggest record label – "They are trying to pass blame for their own incompetence," said a spokesperson for Universal Music after Tidal blamed the label for problems with Rihanna's album launch – and you get a sense of Tidal's talent for leaping between frying pan and fire.

Don't allow agencies to pass blame on to others.