Sentence examples for raise accusations from inspiring English sources

Coming in the midst of Washington's roiling debate over impeachment, the latest confrontation will inevitably raise accusations that Mr. Clinton may use Saddam Hussein as a diversion.

Its founder, Morris Dees, above, has been fired, and other top executives have quit as staff members raise accusations of sexual harassment and racial discrimination.

It also requires church officials to encourage those who raise accusations to report them to government social services and the police.

However, these East-West fusions can also raise accusations of cultural appropriation.

This was sufficient for the politicians of Kerala to cry foul and raise accusations of an Italian conspiracy by the Italian-born Gandhi to favor Italy, something they were waiting to jump at all along.

On the Jewish side we are dealing with deep distrust and on the non-Jewish German side a feeling of, "Is this person not permanently going to raise accusations, if not open and direct, at least indirect?" This confrontation leads to severe conflicts, because you are questioning loyalty towards the respective family.

That raises accusations of crony capitalism.

"Instead of raising accusations, the United States should adopt cooperation with Iran.

Democrats raised accusations of nepotism; she countered that her opponent was too liberal for the state.

The violence left 30 protesters hospitalized and raised accusations of police brutality.

That didn't stop other Republicans, including Donald Trump Jr. and Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla)., from raising accusations of fraud.