Sentence examples for of being accused from inspiring English sources

Ministers are wary of being accused of cronyism; and they know how damaging such accusations can be, having spent many years hurling them at the Tories.

Officials avoid decisions for fear of being accused of favouritism.

"He was afraid of being accused of supporting socialized medicine.

Its banks, wary of being accused of financing terrorism, may cut its credit lines.

The administration runs the risk of being accused of political advocacy.

Mr Bowers' analysis:Maybe they are afraid of being accused of pro-Obama bias (probably).

Often, the police turn a blind eye for fear of being accused of racism and Islamophobia.

At the risk of being accused of earnestness, I still believe in the American dream.

Barclays is withdrawing from the market for fear of being accused of funding terrorism.

Lenders are refusing to comment publicly for fear of being accused of playing politics.

They should not live in constant terror of being accused of mental or moral weakness for changing their minds.