Sentence examples for principal accusations from inspiring English sources

The principal accusations stem from the orchestra's presentations of its ring of honor in 1942 to Baldur von Schirach, the governor of Vienna, and to Arthur Seyss-Inquart, the Reich minister of Austria and later of the German-occupied Netherlands, as part of its centenary celebrations.

Ms. Dimmie maintained that she had composed a similar song in 1990, copyrighted it in 1991 and sent it to Ms. Carey's recording company, CBS Records. "Dimmie's principal accusations against defendants rest upon a series of tenuous inferences or assumptions," the judge said.

McDaniel et al. (2005) make two principal accusations: a) that I improperly used my status as editor-in-chief of Risk Analysis: An International Journal (Risk Analysis) in the publication of an article on phosphine toxicity, and b) that work done by Sciences International led the U.S. EPA to make an improper decision about phosphine risk.

Mr. Walcott said the department typically did not relay information to principals about accusations that were not substantiated.

Leonardo has since insisted that he was pushed into the referee in the tunnel by the principal match delegate, an accusation that was rejected by Marc-Gerard Biolchini.

Ukraine's prosecutor general pledged to follow Russia's lead and investigate accusations that a principal opponent of President Leonid Kuchma, Yuliya Timoshenko, bribed officials in Russia's Defense Ministry and violated customs rules.

Tracking students on social media comes with its own risks: One principal in Missouri resigned last year after accusations that she had snooped on students using a fake Facebook account.

After the parents alerted state officials about their children's testing suspicions, the Potomac principal, Dr. Karen B. Karch, resigned in the face of accusations that she improperly allowed students extra time and coached them to change incorrect answers on the School Assessment Performance Program.

The principal opposition parties boycotted the polls after accusations of vote-rigging, and the only other name on the ballot was a little-known challenger from a marginal political party.

According to the lawsuit, in September 2002 the Manhattan district attorney's office became aware of accusations that the firm's principals had embezzled money from its investors and began an investigation.

Education officials also acknowledged that they had failed to notify the principals of the new schools about the earlier accusations.