Sentence examples for it be accused from inspiring English sources

If a company tries to form one, will it be accused of co-opting local interests?

Similarly, the BBC refrained from reporting byelection campaigns in news bulletins lest it be accused of influencing voters, until Granada's coverage of the Rochdale by-election in 1958 established TV as the new hustings.

Lest it be accused of skewing too hip, the library has also selected Edward Meeker's 1908 recording of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," performed with the Edison Orchestra and including the rarely heard second verse, which, says the library, reminds us "that the song is about a baseball-loving woman".

The ECB does not want to have to buy German, Italian or Spanish assets lest it be accused of favouring one of those countries.So what should Europe do?The European Investment Bank (and its smaller offshoot, the European Investment Fund) should embark upon a pan-euro-zone investment-led recovery programme worth 8% of euro-zone GDP.

Couple that with the average pay (or incentive, as DOCCS refers to it, least it be accused of labor exploitation) of 12 cents per hour, and, after basic commissary purchases, the average state prisoner has little or nothing left for savings.

It is easy enough to understand why Labour becomes prickly when it is accused of changing its mind.

It was accused of deploying "mafia" tactics in its purchase of the farmland by Melvyn Bragg, a native of Cumbria.

Facebook also ruffled feathers when it was accused of suppressing conservative trends in its Trending Topics, though the company's investigation found no evidence of concerted censorship.

More often, it is accused of "dumping".

It was accused of being too populist.

It was accused of banning Christmas lights.