Sentence examples for accused post from inspiring English sources

Palmer complained of "small-minded bickering while the security of a nation is at stake," accused Post of "coddling our nation's enemies" and asked: "Why should we risk releasing dangerous criminals into society?" Post said he had rejected deportation orders for more than 1,000 of those arrested because "none of them posed a danger".

Mr. Burrus accused the post office of backtracking on a promise to close contaminated buildings.

A spokesman for the union accused the Post Office of "giving the public a false sense of security".

The CWU's assistant secretary, Andy Furey, accused the Post Office of launching an "unprecedented attack on the jobs, job security and pensions of thousands of hard-working and loyal Post Office workers".

The Trump campaign has accused the Post of inaccuracies but failed to specify or explain what is incorrect.

(The Daily News later accused The Post of dumping thousands of papers at recycling facilities in Brooklyn).

Some jurisdictions also permit the accused to post a fraction of the bail, usually 10 percent, in cash with the clerk of the court.

Grant Stinchfield, another pugnacious NRATV personality, accused the Post of fomenting "the organized anarchy of the violent left" and promised that the N.R.A. would "never stop fighting the violent left on the battlefield of truth".

The 32-year-old Guinean immigrant accused the Post of publishing defamatory articles between July 2-4 "in an apparent desperate attempt to bolster its rapidly plunging sales".

They accused the Post of giving me a platform for "anti-gay bullying" and urged readers to flood the paper with complaints.

He was accused of posting an article on his organization's Web site which referred to the Dalai Lama favorably.