Sentence examples for because he accuses from inspiring English sources

He refuses to appear on South Korea's main commercial broadcaster, MBC, because he accuses it of bias.

Shwe had refused to take Ban's telephone calls because he accused the regime of dragging its feet over accepting international help.

In fact, one of the reasons Democrats worked to recruit Mr. Carmona was because he accused the White House of blocking him from speaking about stem cell research and sex education for political reasons.

Yes, his essay "Can Poetry Matter?," which appeared in The Atlantic Monthly in 1991 and then in a collection of his essays, angered academics because he accused them of making poetry an insular enterprise.

Tony Rackauckas fired him because he accused his former boss of corruption.

Mr. Monteleon has had other run-ins with his bosses, and is currently on paid leave because, he said, managers accused him of menacing an agency lawyer.

But, if he were featured on the cover of a magazine, not even despite being accused of raping me but almost because he was accused of raping me, my stomach would turn.

Carlos Castresana, the head of a UN-appointed investigative commission, had resigned three days earlier largely because Mr Reyes, whom he accused of having ties to criminal groups, remained in office.

He said he continued to fear for his life because Mr. Corozzo, whom he accused of being the principal mastermind of the attack on him, was not indicted with Mr. Gotti.

She added: "He [Assange] is asked to come to Sweden because he's accused of some crimes.

The one who hanged himself because he was accused of selling CIA secrets to the Chinese?