Sentence examples for be to accuse from inspiring English sources

But to blame him for that would be to accuse him of breaking a promise he never made.

One of its central findings will be to accuse the Metropolitan Police of a collective failure to tackle endemic racism within its own ranks.

Theresa May will be loth to give in on this point, because the more she says now about her plans, the easier it will be to accuse her of not delivering in 2019, but even now there may be someone in No 10 trying to work out how her 6,500-word 6,500-word be padded out into a 30-page document that can be called a white paper.

Considering McCain's record, how ballsy does the McCain camp have to be to accuse Obama of flip-flopping?

Looking beyond the act to the intention would be to accuse a president of a "thought crime".

Instead, the most aggressive approach that federal prosecutors in Oregon could reasonably take would be to accuse them of essentially stealing federal property.

To call someone a Nazi is to accuse him of embracing evil.

What is new is to accuse Israel's supporters of dragging America into Iraq.

The right's response has been to accuse Obama of conducting a foreign policy of apology.

Cameron's response is to accuse me of wanting to deny choice to parents.

But the main thrust has been to accuse him of antisemitism.