Sentence examples for accused that would from inspiring English sources

If there was a real concern for the physical safety of the accused, that would certainly qualify as exceptional but it does not appear there was actual evidence of that before the judge," he said.

Sometimes they suggested against a temporary suspension because there was so much heat on the accused that school assumed the accused wouldn't be a threat to anyone.

As he and Pence squabbled ("Why would Hillary Clinton accuse that African-American police officer of implicit bias?" "I can't believe you are defending the position that there is no bias").

QUIJANO: Governor Pence... PENCE: Senator, when African-American police officers involved in a police action shooting involving an African-American, why would Hillary Clinton accuse that African-American police officer of implicit bias?

The Russian Foreign Ministry has rejected such criticism, saying that Mr. Khodorkovsky was accused of crimes that would be severely punished in any country.

And Erdogan said last month that he would consider dismissing cases against journalists accused of crimes that would have sentences of less than five years.

Earlier this year, Mr. Roberts was accused of pushing legislation that would allow optometry shops like U.S. Vision to perform laser eye surgery.

They are accused of withholding information that would lead to the mother and son's location, a claim which they deny.

No one wants to be accused of saying things that would not be out of place in a racist mass murderer's manifesto.

It's a horrible paradox that the modern filmmaker who explores those emotions most relentlessly, most painfully, and most compellingly is one who is accused of doing things that would give him good reason to feel them.

The Daily Mail published an apology and gave an undisclosed sum in damages on 16 January 2004, after an article on 11 June 2003, which accused Mardas of dealings that would later resurface in his claim against the New York Times in 2008.