Sentences with phrase «taking blame»

Some have suggested that is a veiled swipe at Prime Minister Theresa May's former joint chiefs - of - staff Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, who stepped down in June after taking the blame for the Conservatives poor election result.

The notion of the woman taking the blame is perhaps a stereotype, or perhaps a sad truth, but we never discover how this pans out.

Hey, I'm totally down with taking the blame for that one.

Yelling and asking for forgiveness Apologizing to Kids: Who's Really Taking the Blame?

With creating secure feelings in mind, avoid words of apology because, as Nidorf says, «apologizing is taking blame for something and indicates to your child that you did something wrong.»

MADRID: Real Madrid crashed to a humiliating Copa del Rey exit on Wednesday when they were knocked out by little Leganes in the quarter - finals with under - fire coach Zinedine Zidane taking the blame.

But in my humble opinion, he shouldn't be taking blame for everything.

The day you accept that wenger has been handed a bad hand by the owners and he is only taking the blame for screw - up elsewhere, is the day I will take you seriously.

He might be just taking the blame trying to get the players to put it all down to the same thing as he did, so that way they might not feel as inferior as they'd looked.

Good thing he's «kind of» taking the blame for missing and acknowledges it!

Either the manager is taking the blame for the board's incompetence and greed, or the manager has become to egotistic and stubborn due to some form of mental disorder.

After taking the blame for the defeat at home to Watford in the week, he must surely accept at least some of the blame for the performance and result at Stamford Bridge.

Someone taking the blame for how a game went certainly isn't new, but someone explaining exactly what happened and in such an honest way definitely is.

It's either that or the board are not willing to spend money to win the league because of Kroneke and the manager is taking the blame for it.

In other words, it is a governing rule that just as Jesus took the sin of the world upon Himself so that He might bear the sin and shame for all, so also God did this in the Old Testament by taking the blame for the sinful actions and behaviors of the people who lived during that time.

The command of God to Moses in Exodus 14:26 to allow the waters to fall back upon the heads of the Egyptians can be understood as God taking the blame for that which He did not prevent.

First, we have to test our own heart, and even if we feel we are right, there is only one who is righteous and that is Jesus, and even though He had no sin he chose to be sin by taking the blame Himself.

When people see God taking the blame for the violence and evil of His people (sometimes by «commanding» them to do it), they feel that they must somehow justify the violence and explain how it is really «good.»

But He knows that by taking the blame upon Himself, He will hopefully stop the cycle of violence from continuing, for while a person might retaliate in violence against a violent neighbor, how does one retaliate against a violent God?

Of course, God's action of taking the blame for the sin of His people does not begin with Israel, but with the sin of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.

So when I went to New York, I was having difficulty with my name, Ramón Estévez; just getting around and trying to get an apartment, trying to get job interviews and such, because the Puerto Rican community at that time was taking the blame for everything wrong in New York.

The idea of someone taking the blame for someone else is simply wrong.

But yesterday, in a prescient story on the technology blog ReCode, reporter Kara Swisher wrote that Rowghani was taking blame internally for the social networks» lackluster membership growth.

Having had troubling experiences with bad bosses before, Jon Good, the founder of gourmet chocolate company Jon Good Chocolates, makes sure he sets the bar high when it comes to leadership, taking blame when things go wrong, showing support for his employees and doing everything he can to help them be their best selves.

Kapchan noted that there is currently little progress from these Western nations on the deal, where, he said «the leadership and many members do not want the JCPOA to die, but neither do they want to be party to Trump's efforts to kill it, and risk taking the blame.»

You're taking the blame for what happened and you want to know how to make it better.»

Likewise, taking blame for the bad relationship may feel gracious, but it'll fuel the customer's sense of being wronged.

No matter how much better we might feel at the onset by keeping our image of a perfect self, taking the blame for our failures is a must on the path toward success.

In a June 2016 interview, Buchanon took the blame for the app failure.

As much as I wanted to help the situation, I recognized that I would not be able to implement change with that sort of attitude, so I gave him a choice: take the blame, or move forward without me.

If you tell a traffic manager he could save $ 10,000 to $ 100,000, he doesn't really care, because he's not going to benefit from it, and if there's a screwup, he'll take the blame.

But while bleating smartphones and constantly chirping social media usually take the blame for derailing productivity, there is a second, perhaps even more insidious, low - tech impediment to actually getting work done: good old - fashioned meetings.

And, as Canadian writer Nina Munk details in The Idealist, her new book about the economist, he refused to take any blame when things went wrong.

And maybe that's part of what defines the job of head honcho: you're the one who takes the blame.

If a project falls through, a deal breaks down, or other mishaps appear, take the blame and responsibility for the situation.

People who take the blame, who say they are sorry and explain why they are sorry, who don't try to push any of the blame back on the other person... those are people everyone wants in their lives, because they instantly turn a mistake into a bump in the road rather than a permanent roadblock.

Your leader understands the importance of giving the glory to others, but the first to take blame when things go wrong.

The woman who took the blame.

At the monthly sales meeting, one team leader took the blame for something she could have pinned on a member of her team.

The accounting firm was quick to take the blame for the flubbed Best Picture announcement, but the effects of such a conspicuous failure of protocol will likely linger for some time — not exactly a great thing for a brand that is predicated on a reputation for due process and diligence.

«As with our pension obligations, as with our lack of investment in our urban centers, as with our lack of planning... we all take the blame for 30 years of inactivity.»

Will he take the blame as it falls?

Maybe we need some sort of grand coalition, so that politicians can all take the blame for doing the right thing together.

As screwed - up as we are here in the USA, we can't take the blame for this.

Judas was a hero because he was willing to take the blame for Jesus» fall even though God and Jesus both wanted Jesus to die.

Also wanting some kind of credit for the good, yet having no guts to take blame for the evil and wrong is a tactic that is used by 3 - year olds.

As for the rest of the event, God allows Himself to take the blame for the death of the firstborn because this disaster happened on His watch and so He bears responsibility for it.

People believe it's the government's job to take care of the poor because they don't want to take the blame themselves.

I'm honest, hard - working, and if I do something wrong or make a mistake, I will always stand up, take the blame, and try to make amends as best I can.

I want to take the blame!