Примери за използване на Is to be blamed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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But who is to be blamed?
I know it's a shame. But who is to be blamed?
Who is to be blamed?
The bureaucracy is to be blamed.
Who is to be blamed for that?
The individual human life is to be blamed.
Government is to be blamed for poverty.
Maybe the education system is to be blamed.
Who is to be blamed- him or us?
The individual life of people is to be blamed.
The system is to be blamed for all this.
Therefore, complete transparency is needed about who is to be blamed.
The devil is to be blamed for these sufferings.
With a single stroke- this is it, a philosophy,this devil is to be blamed for everything.
The devil is to be blamed for these sufferings.
If a potter has made a tilted,half-baked pot, who is to be blamed?- The potter himself.
If anyone is to be blamed, it must be God.
While this is mostly caused by the software there are also instances when the hardware is to be blamed.
But no one is to be blamed except human nature.
Otherwise we are left with nothing else than to think that the democracy is to be blamed for our accursed situation.
Who is to be blamed for the failure?()?
It appears that three decades since the democratic changes in Bulgaria almost half(46 per cent)of the public here tends to agree that the state is to be blamed for most problems in our lives.
Society is to be blamed for this kind of behavior.
Before making a conclusion about someone, an intelligent person will try to fully understand the motivation of a person in a particular act, and if the action turns out to be beyond moral limits, then it is the act that is to be blamed, not the person.
And not the faith is to be blamed(that people believe), but the reality(which forces them to believe)!
Who is to be blamed for such fatal and mutually hostile self-perceptions that are still alive among and between peoples of Eastern Europe?
You can reason very long upon whom is to be blamed for the recent hurricane that swept away hundreds of thousands of human lives.
And again your mind is to be blamed because in this case it shows its qualities of laziness and unwillingness to change.
Whether for this our Tartar vein is to be blamed, or this is common Balkan syndrome, we will not go in details here, but the facts are well to be seen and the world knows us already.
Who's to be blamed for it, and when exactly did it begin?