Sentence examples for the fault of broadcasters from inspiring English sources

BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith said: "Downing Street believes it is the fault of broadcasters, who they accuse of coming forward with proposals without consultation, to a timetable that was never going to be acceptable, and of failing to get the parties to get together for meaningful negotiations".

It is not the fault of the broadcasters, but of the politicians, who exert too much control.

In her 372,400-word report published on Thursday, Smith found that although the criminal behaviour was largely the fault of the perpetrators, the broadcaster could have stopped it but failed to do so.

Regarding abuse by stars and others at the BBC, Smith concluded that the criminal behaviour was largely the fault of the perpetrators, the broadcaster could have stopped it but failed to do so.

The American election results were "the fault of the American people," a French broadcaster suggested.

As it has since the start of the uprising, the state broadcaster presented the violence in Homs as the fault of foreign-backed militants.

This is his fault and the fault of his advisers.

However, it ultimately concluded that although the broadcaster could have stopped the abuse and failed to do so, the criminal behaviour was largely the fault of the perpetrators and therefore the BBC was not corporately responsible.

It isn't the fault of teachers.

Is that the fault of the steelworkers?

"It's not the fault of the people involved; it's the fault of the system".