Hamilton, who saw off Rosberg's title challenge with three races to spare, was accused of "extremely aggressive driving" by his team-mate after the pair banged wheels in Austin.
The current Ukrainian President's office pointed out that Mr Klymenko is accused of extremely serious charges, including the creation of bogus companies, extortion and money laundering; and Mr Klymenko can be accused of being self-serving in making allegations against it, given his bitter legal confrontation with the authorities in Kiev.
In contrast to the federal government's lenient stance toward banks, HUD oversees public housing authorities and landlords who can be extremely unforgiving of residents accused of crimes, critics of the proposed changes say.
And even with the most skilled lawyers at hand, it is extremely rare for an accused cabbie to emerge from TLC headquarters (the taxi industry's "Death Star") without paying a hefty fine and even, in some cases, losing their hack license - and their livelihood - altogether.
Contractors, workers, inspectors, city and state officials — the list of the accused is growing extremely long.
Robbins, who is second permanent secretary at the Home Office, was also accused of giving "extremely unsatisfactory" answers on the funding of the Border Force when he appeared before the Home Affairs select committee in April.
"This settlement is extremely significant, because companies similarly accused are likely to set up similar funds to deal with wartime compensation issues," said Yoshitaka Takagi, head of the Association of Lawyers for Coordinating Action Seeking Postwar Compensation.
Organizations that serve as advocates for the rights of Iraqi journalists, who work under extremely dangerous conditions, have often accused the United States military of detaining Iraqis on trumped-up charges when they are photographing or reporting on events that government officials would prefer not be seen.
Harper's government had been extremely unpopular with scientists, who accused it of ignoring evidence in policymaking, preventing government researchers from speaking publicly about their work, and focusing too much funding on commercially driven applied research.
