Sentence examples for accused rival from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday in Philadelphia, Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt)., a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, blasted the Panama trade deal and accused rival Hillary Clinton of not being "qualified" for the White House.
The head of Stobart Barristers has described traditional law firms who rely on legal aid as "'wounded animals waiting to die" and accused rival lawyers of sending his firm messages urging it to "Truck Off".
In a punchy put-down this weekend, Vodafone's UK chief accused rival network Three – the smallest and newest entrant to the market, of "dressing up in short trousers as they run around the playground complaining that they're being bullied by the older boys".
Mr Salmond, who has calculated Scotland would need an extra 2,000 immigrants a year to make pensions affordable, accused rival parties of pandering to the likes of UKIP, rather than standing up to an anti-immigration message.
USA Today parent Gannett has accused rival MNG Enterprises (also known as Digital First Media) of failing to provide pertinent details about its unsolicited $1.3 billion hostile takeover offer.
- NASDAQ-listed iKang Healthcare Group accused rival Meinian Onehealth Healthcare Holding Co. of breaching China's anti-monopoly law, in an escalation of a bitter war competing for the right to buyout iKang and take it private.
He has accused rivals of wanting to thwart progress.
In court papers, Mr. Lipsman has accused rivals of criticizing the company.
The agency called on the police to investigate the killings of three politicians who accused rivals of diverting money from a renovation project.
It is often hard to distinguish political killings from the terrorism that has become a part of daily life here, but in both cases, the parties have accused rivals of carrying out the attacks.
Iain Duncan Smith's beleaguered leadership of the Conservative Party was cast in fresh doubt today after he accused rivals of plotting to depose him and declared that Tories must "unite or die".
