Sentence examples for mutual accusations from inspiring English sources

That touched off a round of mutual accusations.

The talks broke down amid mutual accusations of bad faith.

The main parties politicise the insurgency, hurling mutual accusations of incompetence and complicity.

Each round of discussions ended with mutual accusations of deviousness and deceit.

However, relations have never been smooth and there are mutual accusations of trade protectionism.

Prickly at the best of times, Japanese-Chinese relations have turned sour with mutual accusations of lying.

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But there has been friction between Hamas and Fatah beneath the surface at the latest talks in Cairo, with mutual unofficial accusations of bad faith, says the BBC's Arab Affairs Editor Sebastian Usher.

She gets the women to make character-revealing quilts and stirs up mutual suspicions with accusations of theft.

Officials from Mr. Sharif's party said Mr. Zardari had requested the meeting, which was the first between them after eight months of mutual distrust and accusations.

The past year has been a particularly unhappy one for some of Khan's former collaborators; they have entered a twilight period of mutual suspicion and accusation in the aftermath of the failed Libya project.