Sentence examples for accusation stemming from from inspiring English sources

ANPAresponded saying our press is not a one party press, an accusation stemming from the presidential campaign when the majority of papers favored the Republican candidate.

Police in New York, London, and now Los Angeles have since opened investigations into the allegations against him, including a rape accusation stemming from 2013.

Montgomery's accusation stemmed from his breakup with Graham in 2002, Zeszotarski contended.

Allen said the accusation stemmed from "great enmity" during a bitter end to his 12-year relationship with Farrow.

The former accusation stems from an article Hoey wrote for the Mail on Sunday in 2003, headlined 'Lycra Louts'.

The accusation stems from the shipment of some 6,500 tons of rifles, cannons and ammunitions to Croatia and Ecuador when those countries were subject to international arms embargoes.

In the case of Harry Potter and the Possible Example of Queerbaiting, the accusation stems from the play's portrayal of male friendship.

Another accusation stems from Mr. Hayes's part-time security work at an adjacent roller skating rink, along with some moonlighting off-duty police officers.

The accusation stems from a 2010 revision which showed the deficit at 15.4% of the country's annual gross domestic product instead of 13.6%.

Dean Dwyer said the accusation stemmed from an encounter two years ago with a student who has since graduated and denied there were accusations that "any form of sexual intercourse" had occurred.

The accusation stems from the Federal Bureau of Investigation's refusal to allow investigators for a Congressional inquiry and the independent Sept. 11 commission to interview an informant, Abdussattar Shaikh, who had been the landlord in San Diego of two Sept. 11 hijackers.