Sentence examples similar to make accusations for from inspiring English sources
Don't make accusations of theft or fire employees without strong justification for your actions.
Both are underreported, soldiers and officers here say, because the rigidity of the military chain of command can make accusations uncomfortable and even risky for victims living in close quarters with the men they accuse.
"It is easier for Stan Glantz to make accusations about a so-called deal," Mr. Myers wrote in an e-mail message, "than to acknowledge that this is Mr. Waxman and Mr. Kennedy's bill — because it is not credible to argue that the two strongest public health leaders in Congress who are fierce opponents of the tobacco industry are backing weak legislation".
McCarthyism is the practice of making accusations of subversion or treason without proper regard for evidence.
They will make accusations.
Others made accusations of corruption and cronyism.
The opposition made accusations of fraud.
