Sentence examples for fundamental accusation from inspiring English sources

Dorment's fundamental accusation is that members of these overlapping organizations were in a position to profit from the authentication process, and that this affected their decisions.

The party has presided over a loss of sovereignty and economic ruin, and its attempt to depict the Irish meltdown as a consequence of outside forces has been rejected in favour of a narrative that crystallises the issues in one fundamental accusation: Fianna Fáil put the banks before the people, and the people will be paying the price for decades.

Because making such an accusation ignores the fundamental truth: these people are literally hired to politicise issues.

The accusations have raised fundamental questions for administrators: How does the sprawling district interact with local law enforcement agencies?

The rupture between the regime and its people seems so fundamental that not even impudent accusations from abroad can be turned to the leadership's advantage.

Consequently, is it Islam that is to blame for strict and "fundamental" views, or are these accusations reflective of the society where God is invoked only for special occasions?

For Achouri, these accusations illustrate a fundamental "lack of understanding of the mission's mandate".

It made incorrect accusations and in doing so exposed a fundamental lack of understanding of how trade unions function.

Instead of questioning the fundamental premise of minority Sunni rule in Bahrain; the accusations of institutionalised disenfranchisement of the Shia or perennial question of corruption, the blame is instead diverted to the external enemy.

The government is to abandon its policy of charging charities, businesses and individuals a £2m sponsorship fee to run academies, in a fundamental change to the scheme designed to sweep away accusations that Labour has privatised schools.

By abandoning its obstructionist strategy this in return for a seat at the bargaining table, it faces accusations of selling out and betraying the fundamental principles of the organization.