Sentence examples for bringing accusations from inspiring English sources

But clearly the dispute has touched a nerve here, bringing accusations that the planned European Union change will vulgarize ros?nd undermine its blossoming reputation.

Now, with the wreckage cleared, the slow, painstaking process of identifying bodies has become a wrenching exercise, bringing accusations of cover-ups, even as many families struggle to find loved ones and qualify for government compensation.

His book had been largely ignored by academics until state television devoted a programme to him, bringing accusations that the rightwing government of Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar's People's party backed his thesis.

Conscripted into the army in 1944 at the age of 16, he served as a tank gunner in the Waffen SS, bringing accusations of betrayal, hypocrisy and opportunism when he wrote about it in his 2006 autobiography, Peeling the Onion.

But fearing a wider crackdown on all opposition-run cities and independent media, Mr. Draskovic urged other opposition leaders not to attempt outright confrontation with the government, bringing accusations that he was capitulating without a struggle.

Thousands of mothers and pregnant women will have benefits and other payments cut or frozen following the budget, bringing accusations from lobby groups that the poor are being made to bear the brunt of cuts.

Each week brings accusations of misdeeds in the executive suite.

To even speak against it brings accusations of intolerance, racism and bigotry.

The book brought accusations that Greene was anti-American, and he did little to deflect them.

That has brought accusations from the rebels that aid is being unequally distributed.

The deal brought accusations that BP was forming a private army.