Sentence examples for accusations were brought from inspiring English sources
It was only later that the accusations were brought, Kessler said.
He added: "When the accusations were brought up, did I feel bad about the misperceptions about Cam Newton?
Similar accusations were brought over other articles but in those Dank failed to establish that defamatory statements would be conveyed to an ordinary, reasonable reader.
Mr. Johnson says the accusations were brought by the mayor of Charleston, James Hamilton Jr., in an effort to discredit his political rival, Gov. Thomas Bennett Jr., four of whose slaves were said to be involved.
The accusations were brought by Lal Bibi, an 18-year-old daughter of sheepherders who said she was detained, held captive for five days and repeatedly raped and beaten after a distant cousin of hers offended a family connected to the police force.
Harlow Elliot Woodword, in Epitaphs from the Old Burying Ground in Dorchester, said that Atherton had believed in witches and "felt it to be a duty which he owed to God and to his Country to mete out to the poor creatures, against whom accusations were brought, the punishment, which, in his opinion, they so richly merited".
As explained to me, an indictment is purely the vehicle in which accusations are brought against an individual in federal court.
"I'm not here to scare anyone off," Mr. Wood said, in the same interview when he warned new accusers to "think twice," adding, "I've been brought in to bring an element of fairness to the accusations being brought".
Below are just a few examples of the flaws and accusations being brought forward by the UK, the US, the MDC-T, anonymous Zimbabwean Facebook whistleblower Baba Jukwa and the people of Mugabe's country.
One would wish to understand why such a scurrilous ad hominem accusation was brought to light so many years later.
The accusation was brought by the intelligence section of the Revolutionary Guards, said the family member, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of complicating the case.
