Sentence examples for shifting of blame from inspiring English sources

My concern is the shifting of blame onto administrators and security personnel.

To try to diagram: The elaborate shifting of blame during yesterday's Senate hearings on the Gulf Coast oil spill.

As Bauman (1989) notes this leads of denial of responsibility and shifting of blame (cf. Cohen, 2001).

The governor's self-inflicted wounds and his self-pitying shifting of blame to others has convinced many New Yorkers that he is anything but serious.

America's gun sickness has produced its own rhetoric: the dispensing of thoughts and prayers, the warnings against politicizing tragedy, the deflections and the shifting of blame.

As it has already been documented that the mentality of complacency and shifting of blame is part of the reason why the outbreak spread so quickly in West Africa.

Additional issues within the family, the conflict between mom and dad over the image of the child (e.g. his physical image, weight especially), the shifting attribution of "blame" and "responsibility", and the maintenance of the "negotiating" strategy of regulating action compound the difficulties of this boy.

The broadcasts said everything from "Hillary pretends that everything is under control" while "conceding to Trump in recent polls" to accusing the Democratic Party of shifting the blame of the hacking scandal to Russians as a means of deflecting "one scandal after another".

Russia said it regretted the US move, accusing it of shifting the blame for the collapse of last month's truce.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers (NUT), accused the regulator of "shifting the blame whilst at the same time exposing the nonsense of floor targets".

"I am not sure that this model of shifting the blame... solves the larger problem of addressing how we now deal with HIV/AIDS as a global pandemic".