This is a time to lay blame -- to lay blame on bigotry, to lay blame on white supremacists, on white nationalism and on hatred.
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But ArcelorMittal is taking pains to lay blame on China.
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But with so many people involved where to lay blame?
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But O'Neill also lay blame with Garner himself for resisting Pantaleo.
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Trump has faced widespread criticism for refusing to unequivocally lay blame for Aug.
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But we cannot lay blame at the feet of the Trump administration alone.
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He was also quick to lay blame for the conditions he had heard about.
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As is standard practice, the preliminary reports did not lay blame for either accident.
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Caesar doesn't lay blame on any one administration or political party for US inaction.
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The company was a whipping boy for politicians looking to lay blame for the crash.
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To lay blame for congressional gridlock at Buckley is to ignore – or incorrectly romanticize – history.
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Republican critics of Obama were quick to lay blame for the test at the administration's door.
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This is the intangible thing I lay blame at Facebook on, that I can't prove explicitly.
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Speaking about Tuesday's gas attack, the White House condemned Assad but also lay blame on the Obama administration.
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The authorities in Kiev lay blame on the withdrawal of Russian officers from a cease-fire control group.
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"We strongly disagree with the report and its attempt to lay blame with Ms. Tolstedt," Ms. Mainigi said.
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According to the most widespread analysis, the right place to lay blame was with what people called 'the system'.
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Many Republicans will try to lay blame for the bill's failure at the feet of the House Freedom Caucus.
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They formed some designs to veil their aggressive nature and lay blame for war at the [North Korea's] door.
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However, the lawmakers' interim report declined to lay blame for the intelligence manipulation at the feet of the White House.
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The UAE did not lay blame on any country for those attacks or other attacks on Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure.
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Even with the sender still unknown, politicians from both parties used the threats to decry a toxic political climate and lay blame.
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In the CBS interview, Trump appeared to lay blame for the hacking on the Obama administration and the Democratic Party, not Russia.
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So people are quick to make judgments and lay blame on perpetrators of what they see as a significant betrayal of trust.
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"We strongly disagree with the report and its attempt to lay blame with Ms. Tolstedt," Ms. Mainigi said in a written statement.
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So it would be completely out of character for him to not try to point fingers and lay blame at other people's feet.
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While he concludes that some who heard or saw were paralyzed by fear, and some deliberately looked away, he does not lay blame.
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But he then went on to lay blame elsewhere -- against some of the targets who were in the sights of the unknown bombmaker.
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A devastating famine during World War II killed millions in Bengal — some lay blame for the tragedy directly at the feet of the British.
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Although it has been widely attributed to intelligence-gathering by Chinese hackers, the Obama administration has yet to publicly lay blame for the intrusion.
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The rush to lay blame was based in part on a poor understanding not just of the technicalities but also of Boeing's commercial aviation culture.
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The man with the grenade was wearing a police uniform, witness Abraham Tilahun told the AP. Abiy did not lay blame, but said police were investigating.
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According to The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg, the company's months-long investigation will lay blame on the size of the batteries used in the phone.
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Perhaps most notable is the San Francisco housing crisis, for which many locals lay blame at the feet of the ever-expanding tech industry in the city.
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While I won't fault an indie app maker, or even Google, for failing to do better with the Touch Bar, I can lay blame at Apple's feet.
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I lay blame at the feet of Speaker Ryan (R-Wis.) who has failed to ameliorate the damage their antics have caused the House as an institution.
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A therapist's hourly fee typically is between $120 and $250, yet many people use their lawyer, who may charge twice that amount, to complain and lay blame.
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Prior to that, however, we were subjected to a political freak show of sniping across party lines in order to lay blame, criticize, denigrate and cast aspersions.
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As in other countries, German politics are increasingly polarized, with a sober assessment of the facts overtaken by a quick search for easy places to lay blame.
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And even as the bank became a whipping boy for politicians looking to lay blame for the crash, both Hillary and Bill Clinton drew the company in closer.
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Twenty-one percent of Americans polled said they would blame Trump for a shutdown, while 22019 percent said they would lay blame on his Republican counterparts in Congress.
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The 15-member council is due to vote on a U.S.-drafted resolution that would establish a new inquiry to lay blame for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
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But, he was quick to lay blame at the feet of former President Barack Obama – claiming he was made aware of Russia's interference in August and chose not to act.
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JIM CRAMER: The-- okay, if that's the case, then th-- you did not -- this headline, you think, is misleading, Wall Street Journal, you did not lay blame with bad employees.
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Iranians interpreted the quickness of the Trump administration to lay blame on them for the Gulf of Oman attacks as proof that Washington wants war to dislodge the Islamic Republic.
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I'm not here to lay blame on you; I'm here to encourage you to take at least some of the responsibility when things go wrong and then learn from your mistakes.
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"The phrase 'natural disaster' is an attempt to lay blame where blame really doesn't rest," said Kerry A. Emanuel, a professor of atmospheric science at MIT and a global expert on hurricanes.
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The last time Trump and Putin shared a stage -- in July 2018 at a summit in Helsinki, Finland -- Trump was strikingly unwilling to lay blame at the feet of Russia for election interference.
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"People mistakenly think back pain in kids is an injury and so look for a cause of the back injury and the schoolbag is an easy target to lay blame at," she said.
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Instead of seeking to lay blame, our government and our society should listen, in advance, to abuse victims when we try to warn of a spouse or partner's threats against us or others.
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CNN reported that 40 U.S. veterans died while waiting for appointments at the Phoenix Veterans Affairs Health Care system, a startling fact many advocates used to lay blame at the steps of the VHA.
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In the wake of the incident, Trump spoke out against the violence but did not explicitly lay blame on the white supremacists, instead insisting that "bigotry and hatred" was coming from "many sides." pic.twitter.
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" Tolstedt did not respond to CNBC request for comment, but Reuters quoted attorneys for the former executive as saying "we strongly disagree with the report and its attempt to lay blame with Ms. Tolstedt.
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" Tolstedt did not respond to a CNBC request for comment, but Reuters quoted attorneys for the former executive as saying "we strongly disagree with the report and its attempt to lay blame with Ms. Tolstedt.
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Though officials insist that it is far too soon to lay blame, Britain must confront the possibility that once again, an attack on British soil was carried out by the government of President Vladimir Putin.
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Congressman Sean Duffy thinks it's grossly unfair to lay blame on President Trump for the bombs sent to political foes of the Prez -- and he had a heated debate with us over it on TMZ Live.
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Millions of Americans, with Trump as their bully pulpit, lay blame for this at the feet of Barack Obama for his floundering in Syria and his need for Russian support to achieve even much-broken ceasefires.
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McCarthy's comments came before a Wednesday hearing of the House Oversight Committee on the matter, at which representatives of the EPA and Michigan are expected to try to lay blame for the problem on each other.
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The paper's latest reporting undermines "testimony from the trial that seemed to exonerate senior officials close to the Saudi crown prince ... and lay blame solely on the men who carried out the killing," the Times wrote.
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Trump also appeared to lay blame on Mexico for allowing the migrant caravan to reach its northern border, and threatened to link regional cooperation on immigration to talks to renew the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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And while it's too much to lay blame for a nationwide measles outbreak at Google's feet, the case underscores the degree to which crises amplified on social media will not discriminate when it comes to choosing their victims.
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While the National Transportation Safety Board did not lay blame on the train's engineer or identify a probable cause for the derailment, officials said they would release their full findings and possibly recommendations in the next few months.
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Offices of the Prime Minister and the President hold separate security meetings, brief against each other, and issue competing narratives as both attempt to lay blame the other for the repeated failures to prevent the Easter Sunday tragedy.
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Tim Graham, director of media analysis for the conservative watchdog Media Research Center, said that while he is not condoning an attack on a reporter, it's "goofball analysis" to lay blame for the Montana episode at Trump's feet.
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"The phrase 'natural disaster' is an attempt to lay blame where blame really doesn't rest," Kerry A. Emanuel, a professor of atmospheric science at MIT and a global expert on hurricanes, told Sutter... Trump's show must go on?
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"It often does not feel like human beings over there," said Barnett, who was careful to lay blame on the structure in which employees on the Amazon retail team are forced to operate, and not on the employees themselves.
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In his willingness to lay blame directly at Mr. Trump's feet, and to categorically denounce the president as a "racist" and a "con man," Cohen delivered a wealth of head-turning sound bites, and the hosts pounced on them.
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Sabah's latest series of articles appears aimed at undercutting testimony from the trial that seemed to exonerate senior officials close to the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, and lay blame solely on the men who carried out the killing.
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The group, known as the Kurdistan Freedom Hawks, made its claim as Turkish leaders continued to lay blame for the attack on a different group: a Syrian Kurdish militia that is supported by the United States in the battle against the Islamic State.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres set up an internal board of inquiry into what happened, which is due to report by the end of July, but U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley called for him to establish a special investigation that would lay blame.
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Finally, the federal government must work more closely with private industry to ensure that if they share information critical to the mitigation and prevention of attacks, proprietary information is protected and the bureaucrats and politicians do not lay blame on those businesses.
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The key difference between the two drafts is that the U.S. one would mandate an inquiry to lay blame for chemical weapons attacks in Syria, while the Russian draft would require investigators to report to the Security Council, which would then attribute responsibility.
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President Donald Trump's tweet that seems to lay blame for recent violence in the US on the media echoes the manifesto of the suspect in the mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, on Saturday that left at least 20 people dead.
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Harris has told California insiders she is determined to stay in the race through Iowa, said the strategist, who added the real concern was reports of team members who are apparently beginning to snipe at each other and lay blame anonymously in various media outlets.
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You see, while it's tempting to lay blame for the RAISE Act squarely at the door of the White House, the truth is that this legislation is the culmination of a decades-long effort by anti-immigrant extremists to undo the immigration system created by President Johnson.
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Turkey's government was quick to lay blame on the followers of Pennsylvania-based cleric Fethullah Gülen, onetime allies whom the government has seen as its primary enemy ever since Gülenists in the security services attempted to engineer Erdoğan's demise by leaking a series of embarrassing tapes in December, 2013.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Desperate to lay blame on anyone besides the alt-right, they seized on these facts to suggest a counter-narrative to the attack, claiming there was no way that someone with my background just happened to be right there to take the video.
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My attitude is that we don't have the right to lay blame for the results of this election at anybody's feet, but, to me, it is bewildering—it is baffling—it is hard to make sense of why this was not a five-alarm fire in the White House.
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However, in remarks that immediately drew rebuke, Trump did not explicitly lay blame on the white supremacists — instead insisting that "bigotry and hatred" was coming from "many sides," even as the U.S. attorney general, Jeff Sessions, said the car attack "does meet the definition of domestic terrorism," according to the Times.
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A critic of both the European Union and of European immigration policies, Mr. Farage responded to news of the attacks in Berlin with a Twitter post that sought to lay blame on the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, for the welcome she offered to refugees from Syria and elsewhere in 2015.
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In his first remarks since Washington announced on Saturday that it planned to pull out of the INF Treaty, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg lay blame on Russia for violating the treaty by developing the SSC-8, a land-based, intermediate-range Cruise missile which also has the name of Novator 9M20103.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has attempted to lay blame on Democrats for the widely denounced policy, but Senate Democrats have introduced legislation banning separating families at the border.
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And while many Democrats want to lay blame for a racist's rampage at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, at President Donald Trump's feet -- since police said they found an anti-immigrant document espousing white nationalist and racist views, which they believe was written by the suspect there -- it is also true that racist shootings came before Trump, a point Trump was quick to point out Tuesday.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who has attempted to lay blame on Democrats for the practice, initially insisted that Congress must pass legislation to change the policy, but said Wednesday that he would sign an order to keep families together.
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Ferris, John "Savage Christmas: The Canadians at Hong Kong", in Bercuson and Wise 1994, p. 111. The objectionable material, according to Ferris, was the identity of those responsible for sending the force to Hong Kong. The McKennas lay blame at the feet of the British; Ferris argues that such blame is not warranted.
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Thousands of Chinese men arrived in California to work as laborers, recruited by industry as low-wage workers. Over time, conflicts in the gold fields and cities created resentment toward the Chinese laborers. During the decade-long depression after the transcontinental railroad was completed, white workers began to lay blame on the Chinese laborers. Many Chinese were expelled from the mine fields.
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The murder of Francis Dixon Attygalle (known as the Attygalle murder) took place on 5 December 1906, after he was shot in the abdomen and later succumbed to his injuries in hospital. The murder became Ceylon's first sensational trial, which lay blame on Attygalle's brother-in-law John Kotelawala Sr, who committed suicide in jail before the verdict was given.
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Cattle baron Graeme Acton plans to beef up Asian push, Damon Kitney, The Australian, 22 April 2013. Retrieved 7 July 2017. Acton also lay blame for horse racing in regional Queensland being "decimated" at the hands of state Labor governments, which he believed were responsible for the sport "dying out" in rural areas.Stockman's Hall of Fame unveil $20million plans, Amy Phillips, ABC Rural, 16 August 2010.
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The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) is a British government agency that independently investigates rail accidents in the United Kingdom and the Channel Tunnel in order to find a cause, not to lay blame. Created in 2005, it is required by law to investigate accidents causing death, serious injuries or extensive damage. It also has authority to investigate incidents that could have resulted in accidents.
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During the January 2018 shutdown, Democratic and Republican officials offered up competing narratives over where to lay blame for the Senate's inability to strike an agreement on government funding, creating the competing #TrumpShutdown and #SchumerShutdown hashtags. Trump used the hashtag #DemocratShutdown to counter #TrumpShutdown. By the afternoon of January 20, #TrumpShutdown had been used some 2.6 million times on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram; while the hashtag #SchumerShutdown was mentioned 1.3 million times during the same period. Other existing hashtags, such as #GOPShutdown and #DemShutdown, were mentioned 236,000 and 107,000 times respectively.
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The show begins at a black tie gala, where an award is being presented for CDO of the year. The show does not lay blame on the financiers directly, going so far as to say "Let me just say, they’re aware that there’s a certain irony, giving awards to the instrument that almost destroyed the world’s economy. They did consider canceling this year but it’s been a really tough year, it’s been really gloomy for them." They then proceed to the opposite end of the spectrum, with a borrower whose mortgage is in default.
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The episode was written by Peter Gould, and directed by Terry McDonough. It aired on AMC in the United States and Canada on April 26, 2009. Saul's dialog and interactions in "Better Call Saul" became essential elements in setting up characters and plotlines for the spinoff prequel series of the same name. When Walter and Jesse wear masks and try to coerce Saul at gunpoint to accept their case, Saul, having mistaken the two for cartel enforcers, tries to lay blame on a man known as "Ignacio" and asks if "Lalo" sent them.
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" The OPCW statement did not lay blame on any party for the incident. The United States believes the Syrian government is stalling the OPCW to give itself time to remove evidence. On 19 April, the OPCW still was unable to access the sites. According to a US State Department spokeswoman, there was "credible information" that "Russian officials are working with the Syrian regime to deny and to delay these inspectors from gaining access to Douma," and "to sanitize the locations of the suspected attacks and remove incriminating evidence of chemical weapons use.
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Watch tower of the JVA Celle Celle Hole () was a breach in the outer wall of the prison of Celle, Germany. First used on July 25, 1978, the name was part of a campaign by one of the West German secret services (Landesbehörde für Verfassungsschutz) and the GSG 9 in an attempt to lay blame on the Red Army Faction, West Germany's most active and prominent left-wing terrorist group. However, the incident was revealed in 1986 to be a plot by the government, a False flag operation, much to the embarrassment of the government. The Verfassungsschutz used the name 'Operation Fire Magic' ().
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Blues coach Stanton however refused to blame Wilson for the error, or lay blame with Sigsworth and Duke, instead claiming that errors throughout the game had cost NSW victory. Incredibly, NSW failed to complete 27 sets of 6 tackles during the game, often handing Qld the ball in an attacking position. Queensland went on to win 10–5, claiming the first three-match series 2–1 and their first interstate series win over New South Wales since 1960. Lewis won the first of his record total of eight man-of-the-match awards and beginning a run of five Origin best player awards in six games.
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The continued and increased attacks by some sectors of Palestinian society did nothing to aid the view that the Palestinians would not keep their side of the deal. Israeli commentators lay blame for the failure of the Oslo Accords at Yasser Arafat's door believing his leadership to be corrupt and dictatorial rather than looking at events of Israel's making. The Oslo Accords, like previous talks had avoided key issues and the view of peace put forward by Israeli negotiators remained based on the notion of limited sovereignty over the Gaza Strip and the West Bank without resolving the right to return of Palestinian refugees from the 1948 conflict avoided the longer term view of the causes of the conflict.
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The German army had been waiting for favourable weather to use gas in an attack at Ypres and used the fighting at Hill 60, to lay blame on the British for being the first to use gas, after the British mistakenly accused the Germans. Doubts among some of the British commanders, as to the tactical wisdom of converting a raid into an attack intended to retain the hill, were borne out by the cost of holding the hill and its loss, as soon as the Germans had the opportunity to launch a methodical counter-attack (). Both sides alleged that their opponent had used gas; the Germans had dug in gas cylinders along the XV Corps front, including Hill 60 and feared that some of the cylinders had fallen into British hands. The British noticed the presence of gas but attributed it to gas shells, which were not fired onto the hill by the Germans until 20 April.
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On 10 November 1932 Baldwin said: > I think it is well also for the man in the street to realise that there is > no power on earth that can protect him from being bombed. Whatever people > may tell him, the bomber will always get through, The only defence is in > offence, which means that you have to kill more women and children more > quickly than the enemy if you want to save yourselves...If the conscience of > the young men should ever come to feel, with regard to this one instrument > [bombing] that it is evil and should go, the thing will be done; but if they > do not feel like that – well, as I say, the future is in their hands. But > when the next war comes, and European civilisation is wiped out, as it will > be, and by no force more than that force, then do not let them lay blame on > the old men. Let them remember that they, principally, or they alone, are > responsible for the terrors that have fallen upon the earth.
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