Sentence examples for making false charges from inspiring English sources

"As a leader he should tell his campaign to stop making false charges".

Mr. Gore, wagging his finger constantly, laced his comments with derision and sarcasm and kept accusing Mr. Bradley of making false charges.

Some remembered being cautioned, when they asked help, about the punishment for making false charges: Were they ready to risk not being believed?

But for far too long, those responsible for the greatest strategic blunder in the recent history of American foreign policy have ignored useful debate in favor of making false charges about flip-flops and surrender.

For example, in the United States edition, published by Alfred A. Knopf, a division of Random House Inc., Mr. Clinton speaks of Mr. Starr's "continuing efforts to coerce people into making false charges against Hillary and me, and to prosecute those who refused to lie for him".

While promising Planned Parenthood's cooperation with the committee, Mr. Evans devoted much of his letter to outlining, as he put it, "some significant and disturbing facts about the individuals who have spurred this unfounded controversy, extremists who have spent a decade deceiving the public and making false charges" to try to close Planned Parenthood and end abortions.

Some candidates make false charges against their opponents.

In interviews, each of the warring siblings said the other had made false charges of looting the collection.

Mr. Babkin's letter reportedly says Russian counterintelligence agents forced him last summer to make false charges against Mr. Pope.

Mr. Maliki maintained that a group of lawmakers from rival political factions visited the prison this year and instructed the prisoners to make false charges and to give themselves scars by "rubbing matches on some of their body parts".

President Obama loses credibility by claiming he wants to strip U.S. policy of its aura of arrogance and condescension at the same time his own team makes false charges to pressure Europe into more fiscal stimulus than it feels prudent.