Sentence examples for immediate accusation from inspiring English sources

There was no immediate accusation that Mr. DeHaven worked for the American government, a security official in Peshawar said.

The first immediate accusation was that he was threatening the Bank of England's independence: it is fine for a government to initiate QE without threatening that autonomy, but not to determine the purpose of that money.

It's an attitude she feels extends into crises, such as the Savile crisis currently engulfing the BBC – "immediate mud-slinging, immediate accusations flinging everywhere", the immediate demand for heads to roll.

The Bloomberg administration first suggested that the group hold its protest in Queens, which drew immediate accusations that the mayor was doing the Republican Party's bidding by trying to keep demonstrators out of sight.

The attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon brought immediate accusations not only against Osama bin Laden but against Saddam Hussein of Iraq as his likely partner in crime.

The announcement was welcomed by the campaigners but was met by immediate accusations of cynicism from Scottish Labour and the Tories, who said it compared very poorly with Salmond's refusal to use his existing powers and funding to introduce free childcare for all preschool children.

But it drew almost immediate accusations of image manipulation and plagiarism.

There were immediate accusations that Melania or more likely her speechwriters had committed an obvious act of plagiarism, but Trump's campaign isn't having any of that.

The immediate and general accusation was: "You're a Manchester City fan".

He faced an immediate backlash amid accusations of insensitivity, after a spate of killings in America has pushed the debate about gun violence to the top of the political agenda.

Neither the Russian authorities nor Mr. Lugovoi offered any immediate response to the accusation on Thursday.