Sentence examples for it suspicion from inspiring English sources

The paper suggests a world resentful of China's emergence as a global power, and trying to thwart it: "Suspicion about China, interference and countering moves against China from the outside are on the increase".The white paper claims "the armed forces resolutely subdue all subversive and sabotage activities by hostile forces".

He delayed the overhaul of the tax system recommended in the recent report of a government-appointed committee, though he agreed with it that the present regime is "exemption and discretion based", making it "suspicion-ridden, harassment-generating, coercion-inclined" ("corruption-riddled", too, he might have added).

"Any time there is muting on this camera, it builds suspicion — as it has in this case.

The European Commission began a probe of the tax arrangement last year, saying that it had suspicions it broke EU rules.

"It raises suspicions that it may be more than honest error".

It generates suspicion about the voting.

It was suspicion about Americans that made the Islamists take such precautions on that occasion.

It excited suspicion, and proved to contain powder, shot and a cartridge.

Disraeli viewed it with suspicion as a "modern new-fangled sentimental principle".

It advises suspicion should someone suddenly excuse himself to use the restroom.

The further any public activity drifts from accountability, the more it invites suspicion.