Sentence examples for confronting accusations from inspiring English sources
If she's not confronting accusations that a church she supported is anti-Catholic, she's navigating charges that her husband, a counselor, practices a brand of homosexual-to-heterosexual therapy known as "pray away the gay".
It's the same thing when you're a chief confronting accusations of adultery among your subjects: "You have a guy who says, 'He was with my wife.' So you sit down and say, 'This is a serious accusation.
The Professional Fitness Review Board, made up of three priests and six laypeople, dates to late 1992, when the Chicago Archdiocese was confronting accusations of sexual abuse against more than a dozen priests.
The Communist Party is doing all it can to cast the case in the opposite light: that the party should be congratulated for confronting accusations of murder against the spouse of a Politburo member and meting out justice with an even hand.
Already struggling to contain political corruption scandals in Congress and manage a deepening energy crisis, the Brazilian government is now confronting accusations that a former president of the Brazilian central bank sold information to private bankers just before a large currency devaluation here two years ago.
Moreover, in confronting accusations of such a high caliber, accusations with the potential to quite thoroughly ruin his or her life, the Respondent is not entitled to submit a statement authored by anyone else -- even an attorney.
The captain thus confronted accusations of waning energy and impact.
Now lawmakers in steel states may have to confront accusations of not doing enough to support their home industry.
Banks now confront accusations of clinging to their money, depriving the economy of growth, while the picture, as Mr. Powell attests, is more complicated.
The sang-froid with which Bigelow confronted accusations of being pro-torture in Zero Dark Thirty showed she is unflappable, and unafraid of controversy.
Republicans could then send it to the Senate and try to force Democrats to either accept it or confront accusations that they were responsible for shutting down the government.
