Sentence examples for effectively accuse from inspiring English sources

Biden, who is also president of the US Senate, and several Democratic members of Congress will be conspicuously absent from next week's speech in which the Israeli prime minister is expected to effectively accuse Barack Obama of being duped by the Iranians in negotiations over Tehran's nuclear programme and of endangering the existence of the Jewish state.

In the letters, the GOP politicians effectively accuse the Pentagon of lying to the public when it said in a press release that "Aamer was unanimously approved for transfer by the six departments and agencies comprising the Guantánamo Review task force".

"To effectively accuse your opponent of cheating is looked on as bringing the game into disrepute," said Hearn.

Powell effectively accuses the police of exceeding their powers.

However nicely put, you're effectively accusing colleagues of wrongdoing.

Roger Waters and Dave Gilmour are criticised for their treatment of Barrett, effectively accused of sabotaging his life and career.

Did he object when Al Gore effectively accused President Bush of treason, bellowing that he had "betrayed this country"?

It is a disgrace that the Met in their original press release effectively accused their families of being liars.

Nico Rosberg effectively accused Lewis Hamilton of selfishness at the Chinese Grand Prix as their often bitter rivalry resurfaced in Shanghai.

The strident denial creates an unusual situation in which officials from both countries are effectively accusing the other of carrying out the same attack, albeit with different weaponry.

Moments after the players filed paperwork to decertify the union — their Web site disappeared Friday evening — the owners effectively accused the players of bargaining in bad faith.