Sentence examples for present accusations from inspiring English sources

They had planned to present accusations that the company ran a campaign to hide health risks of the drugs.

Although he failed to make a plausible case against anyone, his colourful and cleverly presented accusations drove some persons out of their jobs and brought popular condemnation to others.

Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele, who campaigned by promising to prosecute Cosby, had wanted to present the accusations of 13 women. .

Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele, who campaigned by promising to prosecute Cosby, had wanted to present the accusations of 13 women.

She needed to present the accusations against her client and provide him with the means to state his case, as is required by the due process of nearly every nation in the world.

Four other men have since presented similar accusations.

After the opening arguments, Judge Bridges indicated that he did not approve of the Republicans' presenting new accusations of fraud.

"From God comes the courage not to be intimidated by petty gossip," said Pope Benedict XVI, as he presented the accusations of the powerless as acts of aggression.

But Mr. Hannity's program on Sunday was notable in presenting partisan accusations against Mr. Obama in a journalistic, documentary format in prime time.

Carney chuckled when presented with accusations of showboating.

"After the Snowden affair has come out, could it be that the U.S. still isn't clear on which country is the biggest perpetrator of Internet spying?" In presenting the accusations Monday, DOJ officials named five members of the People's Liberation Army's infamous Unit 61398 that it claims hacked U.S. companies including United States Steel and SolarWorld.