Sentence examples for purpose of accusing from inspiring English sources

Before the 1997 general election Michael Howard, when he was home secretary, pushed through draconian sentencing legislation, including "three strikes and you're out" for burglars, with the key purpose of accusing Tony Blair of being "soft on crime" if Labour voted against it.

By using biometric algorithms for physiognomic purposes, he is accusing the visitor of behaviour simply based on their physical appearance.

Carly Fiorina of Hewlett-Packard, a top-class CEO herself, inadvertently got Michael Dell to reveal his purpose when she accused Dell Inc. of being a one-trick pony.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) questioned the purpose of the hearing and accused lawmakers of using Martin's death to advance their own political agendas.

In September of last year, Jaikhlong Brahma, a broadcast journalist for a privately-owned news channel called News Live, was thrown in jail after interviewing the commander of an outlawed separatist group for the purposes of a story, accused of conspiring with the group's rebels.

If McPherson is not around, Florida State will never be caught knowing the purpose of the $3,500 he is accused of receiving.

Either way, Mr. Rehman's camcorder served a gruesome secondary purpose: recording the last testimony of tribesmen accused of spying for the United States, dozens of whom have been tortured and executed.

He struggles to communicate the purpose of the conflict; he is often accused of underfunding the armed forces.

They also accuse the commission of "defeating the purpose" of its mandate.

Ancient historians state that Caligula began falsely accusing, fining and even killing individuals for the purpose of seizing their estates.

The purpose of this trial is establish individual responsibility of the two accused of the crimes committed," she added.