Sentence examples for persistent accusations from inspiring English sources

Shiites bristle at the persistent accusations of allegiance to Iran.

Unlike the persistent accusations of organizations like Global Witness and Human Rights Watch, the findings of the I.M.F.

This led to persistent accusations of detachment, distance, a frigidity that some say makes his work hard to love.

Along the path to the political mainstream the UCKG has been subject to persistent accusations of impropriety, almost invariably unproved.

Mr. Sarkozy was dogged by persistent accusations of corruption, some of which brought judicial investigations involving him or close associates.

Kushner has defended his father-in-law against persistent accusations of antisemitism, including in a notable piece published by the New York Observer, which he owns.

It has been a persistent accusation levelled at the main Westminster parties that their MPs all talk and sound the same.

This year, therefore, the AAAS organised a small symposium on the subject, inviting academics, environmentalists and some of the farmers to what proved to be an encouraging meeting of minds.The most persistent accusation against shrimp farmers is that they are wrecking the mangrove forests that fringe much of the sea in tropical climes.

There have been persistent Western accusations that Assad's forces have used chlorine gas in so-called barrel bombs, which are makeshift weapons fashioned from explosives packed into barrels, trash cans, or other metal containers then rolled out of helicopters.

There have been persistent rumors and accusations of drug use in the ranks of Islamic State fighters.

There is a persistent yet false accusation that since Snowden is in exile in Russia, he "fled" there and has cooperated with the Russian government (in the words of the Post's editorial, "Mr Snowden hurt his own credibility as an avatar of freedom by accepting asylum from Russia's Vladi­mir Putin").