Sentence examples for combating accusations from inspiring English sources
Prime Minister Tony Blair, combating accusations that he has taken on presidential airs and given short shrift to Parliament, today became the first British leader in history to subject himself to interrogation by a panel from the House of Commons.
At least that's what you do if you're Janna Bullock, 44, the glamorous Russian-born real estate developer and art scene fixture who retreated from life on the party circuit to spend nearly two years combating accusations against her and her husband in the Russian press and on some Web sites.
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley faced allegations of infidelity to her husband when she ran in 2010, and Senator Kay Hagan combated accusations of attending a "secret fundraiser" with a PAC called the Godless Americans.
Despite the efforts of W. and Karl Rove to use Poppy's one-term presidency as a reverse playbook, to instead aim for the populist two-term touch of Ronald Reagan, the junior Bush now finds himself combating the same accusations of elitism that cost his father re-election.
Dong said church pastors can play a key role in combating the rise in accusations of witchcraft against children.
Jacques Chirac, the French president, promised to be "uncompromising" in combating anti-Semitism in France (although he also complained of "groundless accusations that are sometimes made against us").
And how should outside powers deal with Pakistan, whose president denied Western accusations that his nuclear-armed nation lacked what he called "vitality" in combating terrorism?
Combating terrorism is a mutual interest.
"This is about combating DVRs.
