Sentence examples for damaging accusations from inspiring English sources

The government faced damaging accusations of ineptitude.

They have also been obtained by companies hoping to hush up damaging accusations.

Besides criticizing the election, Mr. Karroubi has publicized damaging accusations of the torture and rape of people detained for protesting against the government.

BP, which pulled out of the Casanare region four years ago, faced damaging accusations of collusion with the Colombian state-linked paramilitaries in the 1990s.

It was viewed as offering spurious justification for damaging accusations, which Israelis considered to be part of a campaign to delegitimize the state and label it as a war criminal.

It was not until damaging accusations about him from the bank's former head of regulatory risk Paul Moore were aired in parliament in February 2009 that he stepped down.

Mr. Mosbacher's memoir makes it clear that a major regret was his failure as commerce secretary to persuade the administration in the autumn of 1991 that it needed to act aggressively to spur a sluggish economy and counter damaging political accusations that the Bush White House was out of touch with the concerns of ordinary Americans.

Background: A KPMG examination of the German National Committee for UNICEF's operations has refuted damaging public accusations against the National Committee and its management.

This time, the company is trying to repair a public image that has been damaged by accusations that it profited during the financial crisis.

The film emerges with his reputation at its most damaged, following accusations from his adopted daughter Dylan Farrow that he sexually abused her as a child.

U.C.I.'s reputation has been damaged by accusations that its leaders covered up suspicious Armstrong test results during his run of Tour de France victories and improperly accepted donations from him totaling $125,000.