Sentence examples for cause accused from inspiring English sources

Although Israel's military said those radio transmissions were genuine, some bloggers and activists who support the Palestinian cause accused the Israel Defense Forces of fabricating some of that audio — particularly the statements: "Shut up, go back to Auschwitz," and, "We're helping Arabs go against the U.S., don't forget 9/11 guys".

The MCP, with more cause, accuses the UDF of incompetence.

I listened to him call my testimony "unreliable" and say that I had wanted to be a "heroine for the cause" – accusing me of seeking media publicity.

The Oregonian, the state's largest newspaper, took up the cause, accusing the American museum in an editorial on Saturday of showing "disgraceful stewardship" of the meteorite.

Opposition parties jumped on the cause, accusing Mr Nasheed - regarded as a liberal - of being un-Islamic.

Ms. Leathers, 23, a Democratic activist who once revered Mr. Weiner for his strident voice on liberal causes, accused him of lying to his wife and to the public about ending his online dalliance.

In an accompanying statement, Mr. Soros, a billionaire who has a history of supporting liberal politicians and causes, accused Fox News hosts of "incendiary rhetoric" and said he hoped that his money would be used "in an effort to more widely publicize the challenge Fox News poses to civil and informed discourse in our democracy".

Mr. Darby's revelations caused shock and indignation in the activist community, with people in various groups and causes accusing him of betrayal.

Many Chinese intellectuals rallied to Mr. Li's cause and accused Mr. Bo and his allies in Chongqing of undermining the legal system.

When Dolan fired Brown in June 2006, he said it was "for cause" and accused Brown of various transgressions — including attempts to negotiate trades without authorization.

Because, out of nowhere, he first championed his own financial contribution to the wider Irish cause, then accused Eubank of "forgetting his African roots".