Sentence examples for echo the accusations from inspiring English sources

Some Western diplomats echo the accusations.

The accusations raised by anti-globalization organizations about capitalism -- that it is creating a culture of speculation in which debtors are exploited -- echo the accusations made by Trollope about Melmotte's world.

The criticism echoes the accusations made by the Indian scientist Vandana Shiva who called the Gates Foundation the "greatest threat to farmers in the developing world".

The allegations between the two groups echoed the accusations that have been volleyed since Mr. Nasheed resigned from office in February in what he said was a coup.

Trump has repeatedly echoed the accusations against Qatar, even as his Defense and State Departments have tried to remain neutral in the dispute among key allies.

Bad system!" This echoed the accusation of Trump's new convention manager, Paul Manafort, who accused Cruz of engaging in "Gestapo tactics" in an interview on Sunday.

This anecdote echoes the accusation levelled at Stockhausen's music as a whole, that the vast ideas it contains often sound chaotic or merely ugly.

Mr. Cardenas, in his own teeming closing rally in the Mexico City square last Sunday, echoed the PRI's accusations about Mr. Fox's campaign finances and called him a liar and an "electoral delinquent".

Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, echoed the businessman's accusation of corruption in less explicit terms and mentioned Lynch's controversial meeting with Bill Clinton at a Phoenix airport this summer, which Lynch herself said "cast a shadow" over the investigation.

At times, Mr. McCain seemed to echo their accusations, citing the "two defectors" in a television interview and attesting to "credible reports of involvement between Iraqi administration officials, Iraqi officials and the terrorists".

MF Global customers have long questioned whether JPMorgan was playing hardball, echoing accusations the bank faced in the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy.