Sentence examples for accused since from inspiring English sources

I've of course been accused since of being part of "the PC brigade".

The Times reviewed 399 disciplinary cases involving 233 state workers accused since 2008 of serious offenses like physical abuse and neglect.

This leads to disparities and fragmentation of penal policy even within jurisdictions; increased scrutiny of suspects at a stage when they should be free to build their defense against the government; and an imposition of the values of the temperance movement on the criminally accused (since even lawful and moderate consumption of alcohol is frequently prohibited).

Among Okinawans, the allegation of rape quickly became a focus for rage, the most widely deplored in a growing list of offenses of which American servicemen here have been accused since the rape of a 12-year-old schoolgirl by two marines and a sailor in 1995.

In a statement published in The Long Island Catholic, the diocesan newspaper, Bishop Murphy said that while he would cooperate with authorities in any investigation of past abuse, he would not make public the names or the number of priests who had been accused since the diocese was founded in 1957.

Although judges no longer have the power to appoint counsel for an accused, since that function has been largely taken over by legal aid agencies, a trial judge should use their power to adjourn a case if it is in the interests of fairness that an accused have representation, which would encourage the legal aid agencies to provide counsel.

The four men Mr. Levar suspected of plotting to kill him were men he had been accusing since 1997 of committing war crimes against the Serbs of Gospic, a hardscrabble town of 5,000 set in the thick forests and craggy white mountains of a region that was notorious even in World War II for being the home of hard-line Croat nationalism.

Rights activists have since accused the government of having made systematic efforts to deny medical services to wounded protesters.

He has been accused ever since of emerging from Gazprom with a huge secret fortune.

In theory, an improved method of lie detection could have as profound an impact as DNA evidence, which has freed more than a hundred wrongly accused people since its introduction, in the late eighties.

The judge, Richard A. Posner, of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, explained why the court last month ordered two Chicago newspapers to turn over tapes of an interview to a defendant accused and since convicted of terrorism in Ireland.