Sentence examples for collectively accused from inspiring English sources
The eight are collectively accused of bilking taxpayers in Bell, a blue-collar city of 40,000 near Los Angeles, out of roughly $5.5 million through excessive salaries, benefits and illicit loans of public money.
In July, the group collectively accused TFA of placing its corps members in areas where there are no teacher shortages, robbing educators of jobs in communities where those positions are already hard to come by.
Like I said earlier, I had no right to collectively and blanketly accuse the team of quitting.
Revolutionary sentiments were stoked in 1872 after three priests Mariano Gómez, José Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora (collectively known as Gomburza)—were accused of sedition by colonial authorities and executed.
Last year, for example, a photographer beat, collectively, an embroiderer, a painter who had been accused of plagiarism and an artist whose exhibit was, literally, a pile of rubbish.
The defendants, Canada and Alberta, are accused of authorizing over 20,000 permits that collectively threaten the Beaver Lake Cree's treaty rights.
The defendants, Canada and the province of Alberta, are accused of authorizing over 20,000 permits that collectively threaten the Beaver Lake Cree's treaty rights.
The commission accused the French government of "stigmatizing Roma migrants" and holding them "collectively responsible for criminal offenses".
(Soon after publication I got a letter from an angry reader who accused me of straying from the cause. "Oy," my editor and I collectively responded).
The F.T.C. has accused doctors in many parts of the country of trying to fix prices by collectively negotiating fees — even though the doctors do not share financial risk and are supposedly competing with one another.
