Usage examples of "blames" in English with translation to Russian

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The report blames “geopolitical tensions” for the downward revision. В качестве причины такого ухудшения они назвали «напряженную геополитическую обстановку».
She also farts under the covers and blames the cats. Она также пукает под одеялом и сваливает всё на кошек.
Would be glad to get to paradise but the blames do not allow it. Рад бы в рай - да грехи не пускают.
Would be glad to get to paradise but the blames don't allow it. Рад бы в рай - да грехи не пускают.
One would be glad to get to paradise but the blames do not allow it. Рад бы в рай - да грехи не пускают.
For starters, Trump blames trade, rather than lost innovation, for the plight of US workers. Во-первых, Трамп считает, что в трудностях американских рабочих виновата международная торговля, а не исчезновение инноваций.
One would be glad to get to paradise but the blames don't allow it. Рад бы в рай - да грехи не пускают.
Eveyone has been caught several times in such traffic jams, for which no driver blames himself. Все мы попадали в такие пробки, в которых ни один водитель не считает себя виноватым.
The king blames me, he thinks it all my fault and now he does not come to my bed. Король считает, что причина во мне, и теперь он больше не приходит в мою спальню.
HRW reported that no senior military officers has been convicted either for direct involvement or under command responsibility and stated that the National Police blames failures in the prosecution largely on witnesses'unwillingness to cooperate. ОНПЧ сообщила, что ни один военнослужащий старшего офицерского состава не был осужден ни за прямое участие, ни в связи с наличием ответственности за отданный приказ, и заявила, что национальная полиция объясняет неудачи правосудия в основном нежеланием свидетелей сотрудничать со следствием.
The article, whoever has written it, always bemoans the "myth" of a work-life balance for women who work outside the home, presents the glass ceiling and work-family exhaustion as a personal revelation, and blames "feminism" for holding out this elusive "having-it-all ideal." В статье, кто бы ее ни написал, всегда оплакивается "миф" о балансе между работой и личной жизнью для женщин, работающих не дома, описывается "стеклянный потолок" (т.е. препятствие для продвижения по службе в высших эшелонах управления) и истощение от работы и домашнего хозяйства как личное откровение, а также осуждается "феминизм" за поддерживаемый им неуловимый идеал "получения всего сразу".
The position that Georgia was “the aggressor” is can only be considered fringe if trifling little outfits like the European Union, which produced an official report that blames “Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili for his attack on South Ossetia, including the targeting of civilian areas in the regional capital, Tskhinvali,” can be considered fringe. Если у кого-то вызывает усмешки утверждение, что агрессором в этом конфликте была Грузия, ему следовало бы сначала ознакомиться с официальным докладом такой «несерьезной» организации, как Евросоюз, который признал президента Саакашвили виновным в «нападении на Южную Осетию и обстреле жилых кварталов Цхинвали».
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