Examples of using We cannot blame in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We cannot blame them for that!
Nevertheless, we cannot blame the alchemists.
We cannot blame anybody outside.
If you are an admirer of Twitch, we cannot blame you.
Sun… we cannot blame ourselves, OK?
These are anti-social, irresponsible actions and we cannot blame the Commission for them.
We cannot blame God for what Satan does.
Sean, now Annie has got problems that we cannot blame on someone who she's only known for a few months.
We cannot blame our moral failures on the perversity of our nature.
We cannot blame the world situation for everything that is wrong with the European economy.
If possessed with satanic arrogance,we want to bypass God, we cannot blame Him for the resulting misery.
We cannot blame him for he did not have the discernment of the gift of prophecy.
The Commission has not proposed a legal basis, so we cannot blame the Council for the lack of action.
However, we cannot blame workers, smallholders or entrepreneurs for this situation.
We cannot blame Monsieur Dubois, of course for accepting too readily whatever information was given to him.
The southern Member States do not have such regulations, so we cannot blame them for showing signs of cold feet.
We cannot blame God for negative things that happen to us as He did not predestine any of them.
Although I cannot comment on specific sectors and their management,it is true that we cannot blame the macroeconomic environment alone.
We cannot blame the government because, in truth,we live in a democracy, where the rulers are elected by popular vote.
We cannot blame them for looking out for what they believe to be their interests, but we also must look out for ours.
Given the intrigues andscheming which went on in 2004, we cannot blame her, except for the fact that this time, international election observers have confirmed the results.
We cannot blame them for looking out for what they believe to be their own interests, but we must also look out for ours.
Clearly for areas within control of the Taliban, we cannot blame the world community for Taliban unwillingness to engage with the United Nations, NGOs and others.
We cannot blame the Israelis for not having run after the terrorists with the money, and for that reason we should let the matter rest.
However, I believe that the real problem is that perhaps we do not believe in Europe ourselves, so we cannot blame the Eurosceptics for what is really our own responsibility.
This is something that we cannot blame El Niño nor the Ozone Layer nor the alleged world overpopulation for; and certainly, we cannot "pin this one" on Al-Qaeda!
In our Christian religion, we believe that our actions if they are good they are influenced from above, that is from God, because He dwells in us and His Spirit guides us, butif our actions are bad, we cannot blame God, we must blame it on our personal evil intentions and our passionate desires.