Who is to Blame?

Obviously, he is to blame.

The international community shares the blame.

Internet freedom was not spared from blame.

Should Israelis show more sympathy towards the U.N. school attack? And if so, who is to blame?

I don't blame you.

Almost invariably, Sarkozy has blamed the minister in question, and then moved on to the next subject to strike his interest.

Blaming the Fed

BP has to take its sizeable share of the blame.

However, not everyone agrees that Qatar is to blame.

What worried Arafat was the possibility of failure and the potential of a blame game if the talks didn't produce the desired goal.

I would not blame low quality pictures.

Politics in many Muslim countries is partly to blame.

So it s not crazy to blame poverty on rising food prices.

More than the usual blame game is at work here.

'Managing' simply means taking the blame for everyone's mistakes.

Manar Alkhalidi also points fingers at the girls

However, the report fails to place the blame where it is due.

So what I'm showing you, from left to right, is how much activity there was in this brain region, and from top to bottom, how much blame people said that Grace deserved.

Some groups claim there was a western conspiracy to break up Yugoslavia and others blame the mismanagement of political elite.

To some extent, the elites have themselves to blame.

The Department of Women's Affairs has prioritized violence against women as an area for policy development over a six year period and in its policy paper on Violence Against Women 2002 2006 it proposes to work to reduce and eventually eliminate violence against women, protect women who have experienced violence and ensure that perpetrators of violence are held accountable .

However, just as in Chiloé where fishermen blame the salmon farming industry for the environmental disaster, in Mejillones there are those who attribute the marine deaths to Corpesca, a fishing company that operates in the area.

America s partisan heat is about to be turned up over the next several election cycles, as the blame game begins.

In debt crises, blame tends to fall on the debtors.

Environmental concerns have become a blame game.

But blaming drug companies is too easy a response.

Political leaders are, of course, to blame for filing away these and other European ideas in the archives. But the blame must also be shared with the entire European political class, civil society institutions, and the media.

If the international community is to blame any party for the failure and incompetence of those who should be addressing the Kosovo issue, that party is not Belgrade.

But the creditors are equally to blame they lent too much and imprudently.

It may be unfair to blame China s leaders for the ASEAN debacle.

Yet again, both Hamas and Israel are exchanging blame for the failure of their 'peace' talks.

It is easy to blame European politicians for lack of leadership.

In the wars now savaging the Democratic Republic of Congo, rape victims also take most of the blame.

Instead, the blame should be shared by those who knew, or should have known, about the risks of giving up the ability to set interest rates in individual countries.

The emerging countries are doing nothing more blameworthy than working towards their place as equals alongside advanced countries.

I would love to pin the blame for all this on Bush and his team.

After lofty rhetoric and big promises, politicians are starting to play the blame game.

The implication is clear if the US were to be attacked by terrorists again, we will know whom to blame.

Having put yourself in their position for a moment, can you blame them?

Slippages in policy implementation may be partly to blame.

Actually, the United States is only blaming itself it does not need our help.

There is plenty of blame to go around for these failures. Puerto Rico and the US government each bear responsibility.

People, though, disagree a little bit about exactly how much blame Grace should get in the accident case.

It is easy to blame Obama, or the reckless Republicans, for this sorry state of affairs.