Sentence examples for particular accused from inspiring English sources

Examining evidence and concluding that a particular accuser is not indeed a survivor, or a particular accused is not an assailant, is a sin that reveals that one is a rape denier, or biased in favor of perpetrators.

"Any unfairness to the particular accused" in most cases, the High Court of Australia wrote in 1995, "will be of no more than peripheral importance".

Arab nationalists, in particular, accused Adonis and his Shi'r colleagues (several of whom were also ex-S.S.N.P). of ignoring their own literary tradition.

But race plays a huge role in American attitudes toward rape, and it cannot be ignored in the unfolding analysis of why this particular accused serial rapist has mostly been believed and his alleged victims have not been believed.

"There needs to be more than just a name attached to it there needs to be other circumstantial evidence that they can connect to that particular accused in order to rely on it," she said.

In the South China Sea, for example, the Philippines and Vietnam in particular accuse China of pursuing its territorial claims ever more aggressively.

Indian officials in particular accuse western nuclear powers of hypocrisy: happy to cling on to their own weapons, but not ready to trust them in Indian hands.

InDefence attacked Britain in particular, accusing Gordon Brown's government of deliberately damaging Iceland's standing in international markets in 2008 by using anti-terrorism laws to freeze the UK assets of Landsbanki.

According to reports in the Palestinian press, Mr. Arafat, in his diplomatic encounters since Camp David, has used strong invective against the Israelis, and Mr. Barak in particular, accusing them of "lies" in depicting Mr. Arafat as the spoiler at Camp David -- a view seemingly shared by President Clinton, who said at the time that he had found Mr. Barak more "creative" in seeking solutions.

He also lashed out at Germany in particular, accusing the nation of being "held captive" by Russia.

Republicans in Congress have attacked the EPA in particular, accusing it of a war on coal-fired power plants due to new emissions rules.