Sentence examples similar to saddle with the blame from inspiring English sources

Now Mr Anastasiades is saddled with the blame and the task of revitalising a moribund economy.

(Let's just say they did, because otherwise their poor ghostwriter will be saddled with the blame for this dud).

That sets up an opportunity, as Democrats see it, to saddle Republicans with the blame for a weak economy.

Neither Romney nor congressional Republicans have directly faulted Clinton over security in Libya and do not appear eager to saddle her with the blame.

It is unlikely that his critics will be able to saddle him with the blame for specific errors made by the FBI in the months before the attack.

That's sort of like me saddling you with the blame for threatening to take my wallet.

Bush's defenders, preferring to divert attention from this period of irresponsibility, act as if the world began on Jan . 20 , 2009by way of saddling Obama with the blame for everything that now ails us.

In part, this is because of the sheer scale and apparent senselessness of the conflict; in part it because the victorious powers saddled Germany with the blame in the "war guilt" clause of the treaty of Versailles, a claim the Germans naturally resented.One suspects that the blame for the credit crunch will also be debated endlessly.

Stopping them risks saddling Trump with the blame for the chaos and loss of coverage it could produce, and Democrats have prodded congressional Republicans to tweak the law, as part of a budget deal, so that the payments are no longer legally vulnerable.

More recently, such sentiments were reinforced by Jiang Qing, the former actress and third wife of Mao, who was saddled with much of the blame for the Cultural Revolution and received a commuted death sentence.

2. Be careful with the blame game.