Sentence examples for accused of squandering from inspiring English sources

He is also accused of squandering scarce resources in an impoverished country that depends on foreign aid.

During Vancouver 2010, Mutko was accused of squandering taxpayer's money while his country produced one its worst-ever Winter Olympic performances.

In one case, Mr. Salem is accused of squandering public funds by siphoning $714 million in public money out of a deal to sell natural gas to Israel.

Mr. dos Santos is often accused of squandering the country's oil riches on arms and luxuries while his people languish without running water, postal service or garbage collection.

Less just, however — link-baiting, in fact — were the demands for the dismissal of the show's curator, Klaus Biesenbach, who was accused of squandering the museum's credibility by cozying up to celebrity.

In litigation, Mr. Coelho and Mr. DeSantis were accused of squandering corporate assets, including approving a $120,000 contract to Mr. Coelho at a time when the company was losing $10 million a year.

Some of Africa's biggest "success stories" are accused today of squandering money they could be using to help prevent millions of children dying.

In the speech that Republicans said infuriated them, Ms. Pelosi accused Mr. Bush of squandering the budget surpluses of the Clinton years.

The right-wing Swiss People's Party accused him of squandering the national wealth on intervention to buy euros and other currencies, whose value continued to fall against the Swiss franc, resulting in losses for the central bank.

Democrats immediately accused him of squandering taxpayer money to protect his own political ambitions at a time when the state budget is under severe stress, and some promised to challenge the decision in court.

Some Israeli Arab legislators stalked out of the hall during the remarks, and Shimon Peres, the leader of what has been a moribund opposition, accused Mr. Sharon of squandering an opportunity for peace.