Sentence examples for ability to accuse from inspiring English sources

Since the cancellation of the elections here, Iraqis have reveled in their ability to accuse their country's new ruler -- Mr. Bremer -- of hypocrisy.

One of the disciplinary canons accepted by the western church thereafter concerned limitations on the ability to accuse a bishop of wrongdoing, the spirit of which haunts the modern church.

Some began to accuse him of authoritarianism.

There is no one to accuse.

Be careful not to accuse your partner.

Arrest gives the criminal justice system the ability to force the accused into a social-service program.

A key witness to the events of Dec. 16, his death has also raised questions about the government's ability to guard the accused while the trial is being conducted in a fast track court.

This could mean changing the right of home secretaries to set minimum terms for minors and the ability to try juveniles accused of the most serious offences, such as rape and murder, in an adult court.

He said there was usually no point trying dead people because trials are about punishment and involve a process of interaction with the accused, including the accused's ability to defend him- or herself.

Meanwhile, the Washington Post reported that the Trump Administration stripped the agency of its ability to pursue settlements with lenders accused of discriminating against borrowers.

The benefit of naming an accuser is twofold: not only does it give the accused a greater ability to respond, but it can also help convey the credibility of the accuser, who has staked her reputation on her word.