Sentence examples for as accused from from inspiring English sources

Then he swallows almost uncritically the conventional hogwash of partisan critics on both sides: that "the media" (as accused from the right) work in tireless pursuit of a liberal agenda, and that they have (as accused from the left) become docile house pets of the Bush administration because they fear offending the powers that be.

As a result of this painful contortion, Cameron is accused from left and right of misjudging the negotiation.

Did the lumbersexual, as accused, steal his look from the gay world of "bears" and "cubs"?

(B) The Trial Chamber may order the removal of an accused from the courtroom and continue the proceedings in the absence of the accused if the accused has persisted in disruptive conduct following a warning that such conduct may warrant the removal of the accused from the courtroom.

The company's onetime general counsel, Paul F. Jannuzzo, and another executive, Peter S. Manown, were indicted as well, accused of stealing from Glock.

The WSJ quoted Tom Cotton, a Republican senator from Arkansas, as accusing the Obama administration of paying a "ransom to the ayatollah for US hostages" – even though the payment related to the money the US owed to Iran from before the country's 1979 revolution.

Accusations of Intimidation Witnesses as well as suspects accused Mr. Scarcella of coercing false testimony from them.

In December, a war of words broke out as she accused Yunus of "sucking blood from the poor borrowers" through the bank's allegedly exorbitant interest rates, calling for the government to launch an inquiry into claims of misappropriation.

It is also wants the accused banned from serving as company officers or directors.

Iain Hume was today discharged from hospital as Barnsley accused the Football Association of "big-club bias".

Cable accepted the invitation from Clegg as he accused the chancellor of dishonesty for suggesting he could eliminate the structural budget deficit by 2017-18 and then run an overall budget surplus, without raising taxes.