Sentence examples for accusations of causing from inspiring English sources

Last spring, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police first arrested the youth on accusations of causing $1.3 billion in damage by initiating computer attacks over the Internet.

On the substance of the argument, however, the judge warned Nestlé that if the company did not want to face accusations of causing death and illness through sales practices such as using sales reps dressed in nurses' uniforms, they should change the way that they did business.

In addition, being affected by cholera may invoke accusations of causing harm to others.

As a matter of fact, the spectacle was panned, but the accusations of indecency caused a flurry at the box office.

The accusation of rape caused outrage when a government supporter claimed the women had been paid to make the allegation.

But critics of the video prevailed, and it was removed from the National Gallery show, prompting accusations of censorship and causing other museums to display it along with other works by Mr. Wojnarowicz.

These types of accusations may cause you to second-guess your decisions.

The panel, a subcommittee of the Defense Legal Policy Board, was asked to review the process for reporting, investigating and adjudicating accusations of wrongdoing that caused death, injury or abuse of civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq.

THE collapse of Lawrence Salander's Salander-O'Reilly Galleries last year amid accusations of fraud has caused the magnificent town house that it rented at 22 East 71st Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues, to be put on the market.

The New York Times's revelations, which centred on the Foxconn plant in southern China that has repeatedly been the subject of accusations of worker mistreatment, have caused a major stir in the US.

Whereas the article starts by explaining the Bush administration was "under fire" for "creating false myths of military heroes," such accusations never caused outrage among conservative pundits.