Sentence examples for confronted charges from inspiring English sources

Mannheim's relationism never adequately confronted charges that it verged on relativism; it also failed to explain how scientific knowledge arises.

The appointments also suggested that the governing United Progressive Alliance will continue to confront charges of corruption and nepotism that have embroiled some of its most prominent members in controversy.

Carrie also confronts charges for the unlawful removal from CIA headquarters of classified materials.

But the incident has also rallied foreign support for him as he confronts charges of crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

But the Swiss, unlike the French, had not previously been confronted with charges of collaborating, wittingly or unwittingly, with the Germans during the war.

MORE WOES FOR MILLER Broncos Pro Bowl linebacker Von Miller, already facing a suspension for violating the N.F.L.'s drug policy, is now confronted by charges that he failed to show up in court on misdemeanor traffic violations.

When confronted with charges that he had made inappropriate sexual comments to two of his students at a New York City high school, Anthony Correnti resigned on the spot and sought work in a Long Island school district.

At present Micron Technology and other producers of dynamic random access memory chips for computers one of the most competitive industries on the planet are confronted with charges from the Justice Department that imply all three pricing offenses at once.

When confronted over charges of negative campaigning, however, McCain and his campaign made an aesthetic claim instead of a substantive one -- something they probably hoped the political press would be unwilling to call out as disingenuous.

Her words were supportive, but Mrs. Craig has been at her husband's side confronting charges that he had a secret life before.

Rankin alleged that when confronted, Denyakin charged at him and reached into his waistband.