Sentence examples for cases of accusations from inspiring English sources

French police officers will once again be required to wear numbered badges on their uniforms so they can be identified in cases of accusations of abuse, according to Interior Minister Manuel Valls, whose tough talk on crime has made him popular.

Except in the case of accusations flying around a certain failed Alabama senator, pedophiles are a natural boogeyman for the far-right, and a social media war between the two groups has been going on a long time.

In the 1980's, he became increasingly interested in cases of false accusation of sexual abuse, which he considered a product of a deepening national hysteria.

There are no safeguards in place in the case of wrongful accusations, while the publication of the accused offender's address often puts their family at risk.

Moreover, he faces a barrage of court cases, including accusations of supplying weapons to Croatia and Ecuador, and of obstructing the investigation of a 1994 terrorist bombing of a Jewish community-centre.

As in the case of other accusations of terrorism, Hezbollah and Iran say that they were not involved in the attack.

Writing for Time, James Poniewozik does not mince words about the episode: "Its arguments about whom to 'believe' in the case of rape accusations were terrible.

Instead, as the case of witchcraft accusations against children shows, traditions are being reinvented and adapted to the challenges and insecurities of a globalised world.

Many of these cases involve accusations of M.S.B.P., and if even one of them is found to have been false it will be troubling.

The case arose out of accusations that administration officials sought to remove some federal prosecutors so they could be replaced with ones more in line with administration ideology, an approach that Democrats said destroyed the independence of the Justice Department.

In any case, all kinds of accusations and insinuations have flowed as a result.