Sentence examples for official accusations from inspiring English sources

No official accusations were made by Iraq.

Duvalier now faces official accusations of human rights abuses.

A dismal harvest has left Britain's thatchers short of materials and led to official accusations that they are using 'the wrong type of straw'.

While there are no official accusations or proof in this case that the offers were merely attempts to move the stock price, securities regulators have long held that in a market downturns, stocks are vulnerable to manipulation through takeover bids.

The new management of Studio B broadcast pictures of the empty newsroom, highlighting cabinets full of expensive foreign liquor, a British flag and signs from the United Nations and the NATO-led peacekeeping force in Bosnia, underlining official accusations that the opposition works for the NATO countries that bombed Yugoslavia last year.

The official accusations that swirled in Belgrade claimed that I was, among other things, the head of a group that was trying to destabilize Serbia by unloading counterfeit dinars into the economy.

As far as I understand there was no official accusation brought against him; he was simply sent to the countryside.

Seeking to calm the atmosphere Tuesday, François Baroin, the French budget minister and government spokesman, told Europe 1 radio: "There's no official accusation by France or the government of any country.

One indication of how daunting the process can be, Mr. Belluscio said, is how rarely districts file charges of inefficiency -- the official accusation made against teachers who are deemed ineffective but have done nothing horrendous.

This is not to mention the official accusation directed by Barack Obama against Bashar Al-Assad of making use of Iran's assistance to stifle his people's uprising.

City officials' accusations that some protesters were influenced by radical groups with ties to old-line Communist organizations have not been borne out in the continuing series of trials.