Sentence examples for facing the accusations from inspiring English sources

Mr. McKinnon, 46, who has been facing the accusations for a decade, has Asperger syndrome and is prone to depression, British officials said.

The local press recently reported on his fourth marriage, just as he was facing the accusation that he bit a previous wife during a domestic dispute.

The company will now face the accusations made by Mr. Smith in a lower court.

Willie Jessop, a church member and spokesman, said on Tuesday that members would face the accusations, The Associated Press reported.

Keith Hellawell, chairman of Sports Direct, faced the accusations from the Scottish Affairs Select Committee, who suggested his own distinguished record in the police was at risk over the company's behaviour in the collapse of USC.

Mr. Assange, left, nodded as his lawyers tried to persuade judges at the Royal Courts of Justice to overturn a previous decision that he return to Sweden to face the accusations, made by two women in Stockholm last year.

Lawyers for Mr. Masri, 54, said on Tuesday that he was physically unfit to face the accusations against him and that it would be "oppressive" to extradite him under the terms of British law.

The issue wasn't raised in Debali's lifetime, so he never had to face the accusations Dusan has had to put up with.

But the European Union nevertheless faces the accusation that, at the very least, it is guilty of bad timing.

Later, her husband faced the accusation that he had stolen ideas from other writers without acknowledging them.

Well, with each of these losses, Australia have faced the accusation that complacency may have been a factor.