Examples of using Not to blame in English and their translations into Greek
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when the solution is not to blame.
just try not to blame her for taking her own life.
His words may help you keep sane in the coming month of madness, when he says:"No matter how abominable your condition may be, try not to blame anything or anybody: history, the state,
One of the most important things here to  remember is not to blame your child for making you angry
Chaplin noted that it is also important not to blame women for feeling stressed.
Before dying, Esfandiyār tells Rostam not to blame himself: it was the false promise of his father
the only ones not to blame for the crisis, are taking to  the streets demanding the equal distribution of the burdens
Israel are“not to blame for trouble in the Middle East,”
often on those not to blame for the crisis.
often on those not to blame for the crisis.
but she is not to blame for this, the blame  lies with the language she speaks if not  with the men who invented it,
Many Germans felt that austerity measures were a necessary tonic for southern euro zone states that they believed had mismanaged their finances(such as Merkel's former Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble- nicknamed the"architect of austerity"- who repeatedly told Greece not to blame others for its financial problems).
Many Germans felt that austerity measures were a necessary tonic for southern euro zone states that they believed had mismanaged their finances(such as Merkel's former Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble- nicknamed the"architect of austerity"- who repeatedly told Greece not to blame others for its financial problems).
If politicians are so worried about this secondary‘backlash' problem then they would do well to  remind us not to blame the jihadists' actions on our peaceful compatriots
Families are not to blame.
She was not to blame.
Mac is not to blame.
You're not to blame.
Students are not to blame.
You weren't to blame.