Sentence examples for broader accusation from inspiring English sources

never pursued a broader accusation made by Le Gougne on the night of the pairs skating final that her vote for the Russian pair was part of a deal that involved the judging of the ice dancing competition.

But the broader accusation that Mr. Chagnon has slandered the Yanomami by presenting them as not-so-noble savages will not be resolved so easily -- for anthropologists' judgments of Mr. Chagnon's fieldwork often have as much to do with ideology as evidence.

A broader accusation, launched by many clergy and some political conservatives, is that greed, materialism and self-indulgence have taken over our economy and our culture, and that these vices or, in Christian terminology, sins are encouraged by the free market.

The Lad Bible may be able to appease individual detractors, but what about the broader accusations of sexism?

But he did not comment on the broader accusations that he put children at risk by repeatedly protecting "monsters in clerical garb," as Judge Sarmina described it at the hearing.

Company executives also said they were willing to settle the cases for more than the federal government had sought because they feared that the government might try to expand the lawsuit, include broader accusations and seek larger damages.

"Then why should America expect Egypt to accept this kind of interference without an investigation or a trial?" Ms. Abul Naga's testimony, bolstered by the other witnesses, details the activities of the groups, mostly training political parties in how to organize, raise money, deal with the news media and the like, but it also ranges into far broader accusations of illicit activity.

Trump's response: Trump did not dispute this allegation specifically, but has denied the broader accusations that he walked into pageant changing rooms unannounced. .

Trump's response: Trump did not specifically dispute this allegation, but has denied the broader accusations that he walked into pageant changing rooms unannounced. .

The thousands of complaints from Tuesday's primary in Arizona highlight broader accusations by Democrats who view funding cuts that lead lawmakers to pare back voting sites and implement new voting restrictions in at least 16 states across the country since 2013, as an effort by Republicans to muzzle the Democratic vote, and especially minority voices.

They should avoid broad accusations, and be aware that the hearings will be closely followed worldwide.