Sentence examples for opening accusation from inspiring English sources

"This process corrupts and prostitutes the system" was the opening accusation from Rep. Joe Barton (R-Tex.).

Who are they?Open accusation with no specifics are acts of deception of self &/or others.

With what appears to be genuine disregard for how Lu's open accusations position the embassy or influence his own alliances with political leaders, Lu's bullying-of-bullies are nothing short of refreshing.

In the late 80s there was controversy over his play Perdition, which didn't open after accusations of antisemitism.

But the cost of changing this (£1.2 billion according to the Tories) leaves his party open to accusations of under-mining the NHS.

However, that risks leaving the party open to accusations that it is abandoning its stated main priority of cutting the deficit.

This left his team open to accusations of having advance warning of rule changes.

After 1995, the networks were free to produce their own series, but in the process, the door was opened to accusations of unfair self-dealing.

Under-reporting of outcome data may not be intentionally biased, but failure to report outcomes fully can undermine confidence in the reported findings and leaves study authors open to accusations of deliberate concealment.

Warren has at times rankled fellow Democrats, opening herself to accusations of grandstanding.

" If you open with an accusation then they will be on the defensive.