Sentence examples for consider the accusations from inspiring English sources

"We regret the incident, even though we consider the accusations of racism to be unfounded," CSKA said in a statement.

A 12-member diocesan advisory board that is charged with reviewing the evidence in sex abuse cases like Monsignor Harris's and recommending whether a priest should be returned to his duties, has not yet met to consider the accusations against Monsignor Harris, Mr. Zwilling said.

Sixty-two percent of Americans polled consider the accusations against Weinstein credible, with just 3percentt saying they're not credible and the rest uncertain.

Sistema said it considers the accusations baseless.

The party largely considers the accusations a pretext for what it has described as a witch hunt against government opponents.

In a statement issued yesterday, Tenet also defended Mr. Weinbaum, a longtime employee, saying he considered the accusations "absolutely false".

To those unfamiliar with the term's legal context, "Anglo-American heritage" sounded offensive, especially considering the accusations of racism that have nearly derailed Sessions's career.

In a strongly worded letter, Mrs. Clinton asserted that the issue was "of great importance to me," that she held Corning in "high esteem" and that she considered the accusations against the company "unfair," according to a copy of the letter.

Considering the accusations of racism on runways and the recent racial discrimination lawsuits against Barneys and Macy's, it's awesome to see a major fashion brand set an awesome example of inclusion.

To answer that question, start by considering the accusation on the merits: Is America going into Iraq in search of "black gold"?

There was a time when people would have considered the accusation that Blackpool had just fielded a weakened team and asked: how could you tell?