Sentence examples similar to switching the blame from inspiring English sources
Correspondents say that as oil production flags, Mr Maduro's administration appears to be switching blame for the country's spiralling economic crisis from the opposition to officials in the oil industry.
Switching from blame to responsibility means increasing the quality of the conversation from divisive to unifying.
But to save money, they switched the delivery contract to DHL, which blamed "operational issues" for the supply disruption.
Peter Kellner, president of pollsters YouGov, said the news could be a "blame changer" for the UK's economic situation, with people potentially switching blame from Labour to the Conservatives.
And it's also to be open on the managerial level to switching out, without blame, an account representative when the customer makes it clear or a supervisor notices that it's clear that it isn't a fit.
Mr. Clinton's best hope is to throw away the blame script and switch to contrition.
You advise the President to "throw away the blame script and switch to contrition" (editorial, Sept. 3).
Citing a NPD Group study finding that 39 percent of consumers switching antiviruses blamed performance, a CPU usage meter will be available within the final product to allow users to find the cause of high CPU usage, whether it be Norton or another program.
There are some senior party officials who believe their guns are already spiked, claiming the mood in the country has switched away from blaming the EU for the UK's ills.
Of voters in the constituency who say they are switching to Labour, 28% blame disaffection with the Lib Dems' role in the coalition, notably over their election pledge-defying support for a rise in tuition fees, the polls reveal.
