Sentence examples for duly accused from inspiring English sources

Schneiderman duly accused the bank of fraud and gave Jenkins 20 days to respond.

Others stayed loyal to the trade unions and were duly accused of having become "conservative".

The editor Kai Diekmann, a serial Twitter irritant, duly accused the Pauli of "not caring for refugees".

David Gamkrelidze, leader of the opposition block that took around 15% of the vote, has duly accused the government of bribery and intimidation.

One gossip website, Gawker, duly accused the company of having smelly offices while the Valleywag blog aimed its sites at the "hideous" fashion sense displayed by Google staff.

Then the representatives of the Syrian opposition coalition (SOC) produced documents about torture and atrocities by the government, which duly accused them of treason.

Ince has duly been accused of everything from misplaced arrogance to sporting treason and, plainly, it isn't going to be a passing outrage.

The German employers' federation has duly, and angrily, accused IG Metall of failing to exercise the promised wage restraint.

Under Stalin, Rodchenko was accused of "formalism", an accusation that beset many avant-garde artists in the 1930s, and his work was duly censored.

Rees-Mogg accused Montgomerie of socialism; Twitter duly hailed him as more radical than Labour, clocking that he even wore a leftie beard.

The group accused the company of failing to duly examine the offer.