Sentence examples for frequent accusations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hague, who is running far behind Mr. Blair in the June 7 vote, has been accused of racial insensitivity for his frequent accusations that Labor is turning Britain into a "soft touch" for "bogus asylum seekers".

Indeed, there have been frequent accusations that the Bush administration is mistakenly following the Israeli model.

Many Italians agree with his frequent accusations that magistrates are left-wing and on a witch hunt against him.

The prince has faced frequent accusations that he meddles in areas of government policy, such as architecture and the environment.

The Testament of Jessie Lamb, Jane Rogers' apocalpytic chiller about "maternal death syndrome", could even help to rebut those frequent accusations that the Booker ignores SF.

Indian police face frequent accusations of abusing detainees and have been repeatedly criticised by campaign groups for systematically resorting to violence during interrogations.

Mahdi's case will be less help in rebutting the frequent accusation of bias against African countries.

After this rebuke, Mr. Traficant went on to repeat his frequent accusation that former Attorney General Janet Reno was a traitor, and he attacked the Democratic Party.

The frequent accusation that the "decents" both in the UK and elsewhere are neoconservatives is usually unfair – not everyone supported the Iraq war for example.

Asked if Ms. Herera's encounter had further blurred the line between news and entertainment -- to say nothing of the line between news and promotion, a frequent accusation made against NBC's "Today" program -- David Friend, senior vice president for business news at CNBC, cautioned against taking such matters too seriously.

Throughout the long, long career that ended with the 96-year-old Gielgud's death last Sunday, a frequent accusation was that he had a noble head and an exquisite voice box but that neither seemed attached to moving parts below.