Sentence examples for should lie with from inspiring English sources

All these suggest our sympathies should lie with Bruno, not our hero.

In vain will Cameron plead that blame should lie with Brown and his Labour colleagues.

In a somewhat different vein, management responsibility should lie with the parties that have the most to gain or lose.

When scandal breaks, the blame should lie with a few rogue employees who have ignored the corporate culture.

May said the decision should lie with the respective associations but said "a clear message is going from this house".

It's Hirsch's belief that if children aren't taught such cultural literacy at home, responsibility for it should lie with schools.

Vaughters argues that the onus for cleaning up the sport's image should lie not with individual riders or even teams, but with its governing body, the International Cycling Union.

Let's hope that the Egyptian people's determination to finish their revolution will one day remind western powers where their true interest should lie: not with military-backed fantasies of supposed stability, but with legitimitely elected governments.

* "The responsibility should lie solely with her," not "lay".

"Such burden-sharing measures should lie only with elected parliaments, not independent central banks," he told an audience in Paris last month.

Others strongly believe that the ultimate responsibility for health lies or should lie firmly with the individual.