Sentence examples for assess accusations from inspiring English sources

To help them assess accusations, however, readers deserve to know facts that could affect an accuser's ability to recall events in certain sexual assault situations.

Four out of five of the country's 178 dioceses now rely on lay boards, and not the hierarchy alone, to assess accusations of abuse.

Mr. Derrick said he was convinced enough that Americans were in danger that he accompanied Samoan police and health department officials to the camp last week to begin assessing the accusations.

In assessing the accusation that Israel pursues apartheid policies, which are by definition primarily about race or ethnicity, it is important first to distinguish between the situations in Israel, where Arabs are citizens, and in West Bank areas that remain under Israeli control in the absence of a peace agreement.

At one point last fall, jury experts and public relations advisers convened focus groups in Manhattan on Ms. Stewart's behalf to assess reactions to the accusations against her while her lawyer looked on.

But surely it is as unable to assess the veracity of accused abusers' denials as therapists are unable to assess the veracity of patients' accusations.

Without a thorough public investigation, it's difficult to assess the truth behind such contradictory accusations.

Dr. T was brought before the United Kingdom's General Medical Council (GMC) to assess his fitness to practise, following accusations of misconduct with regard to stem cell-based treatments for multiple sclerosis he provided both in England and in the Netherlands.

As the Government held a meeting of Whitehall's emergency Cobra committee to assess the damage, it was hit by accusations that George Osborne's austerity drive would undermine work on shoring up coastlines and riverbanks.

The political impact of the accusations leveled against Herman Cain is difficult to assess in the early hours after they surfaced.

Cons: It would require extra staff to assess applications and maintain the system, could be open to accusations of bias if not carefully managed and could discriminate against younger, less established news sites.