Sentence examples for has recently accused from inspiring English sources

He has recently accused the police of being credulous.

McFadden has recently accused Tesco of "a betrayal of the people of Wolverhampton".

Labour has recently accused ministers of trying to "intimidate" the BBC as part of a wider attempt to limit scrutiny of its activities.

The corporation has recently accused authorities in Iran of a "dramatic increase in anti-BBC rhetoric" and of attempting to interfere with its coverage of sensitive issues.

While Mr. Bush has recently accused the administration of presiding over a weakening of the military, the issue did not register much with voters.

In addition, Washington has recently accused Iran of sending weapons to the Palestinians, of trying to undermine the effort to build a stable central government in Afghanistan and of helping Al Qaeda members to escape.

In conveniently timed investigations, federal prosecutors have recently accused several PRI leaders of serious crimes.

Federal regulators have recently accused chains like Rite Aid and CVS Caremark of inadequately protecting health records.

Indian officials cited a subsequent decrease in incursions, but some officials have recently accused Pakistan of reneging on its promise.

But then again, a respected former Broadway critic had recently accused me of participating in a shoutfest.

North Korean newspaper commentaries have recently accused President Bush of worsening tensions by remarks that appeared critical of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Il.