Meanings of laid squarely in English

There, the subject's been laid squarely on the table.

After the lawsuit was filed, its partners said the blame and liability laid squarely on BP.

Much of Woods' behaviour can also be laid squarely at the feet of his father, Sampson claims.

When the Blues blew the series, it was NSW team culture that was laid squarely to blame.

His anger at not being able to achieve that goal was laid squarely at the feet of his rivals.

The blame for this is being laid squarely on the shoulders of the NCHD's by administrators and politicians alike.

It wouldn't take much effort for the sorceress to convince the order that the blame should be laid squarely at their feet.

A poor sound can be laid squarely at the feet of a poor soundman or a tour (or promoter) cutting costs.

His anger at not being able to achieve that goal was laid squarely at the feet of his rivals, according to ESPN's Anthony Becht.

Before long, the blame was being laid squarely at one door: social media and the role it played in the spread of fake news.

It laid squarely before the American people the essential facts regarding our natural resources, when facts were greatly needed as the basis for constructive action.