Sentence examples for reference to accusations from inspiring English sources

In a pointed reference to accusations Kuczynski had conflicting business interests when serving as a minister in a previous government, she said: "We will defend the Peruvian people from lobbies, the power of big business," adding it would not be easy but her party had the "conviction and strength" to do so.

The hard-line weekly urged the arrest of Mr. Ahmadinejad's chief of staff, Esfandiar Rahim-Mashaei, above, calling him a "very dangerous person who is propping up a new cult" — a reference to accusations that Mr. Mashaei seeks to undermine the ruling system in place since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

He is portrayed as knowingly stealing credit for a joke he did not write, which is a reference to accusations other comedians have made that Mencia plagiarizes jokes from other people.

Carlos Mencia, host of the former Comedy Central show Mind of Mencia, is portrayed in "Fishsticks" as knowingly stealing credit for a joke he did not write; this is a reference to accusations other comedians have made that Mencia plagiarizes jokes from other people.

Mr. Torricelli, clearly exasperated by repeated references to accusations of ethics violations, said at one point: "I need people to simply consider all these things I've done for the environment, health care, seniors, in the context of the mistakes I've made.

By Tuesday, the site's entry on "Gattaca" had been updated with a reference to the accusations.

Mr. Davis made a brief reference to recent accusations of sexual misconduct by Mr. Schwarzenegger, but largely allowed other speakers to take up the Democratic drumbeat on that issue.

"Amid a series of accusations of corruption involving politicians and businessmen, they assembled an operation in another attempt to criminalize the Workers partyy," the statement reads, in a reference to recent accusations against members of acting President Michel Temer's inner circle.

"Some people want to convict me in the court of public opinion," he said, an oblique reference to the accusations of sexual harassment against him from the 1990's that were recently revealed.

Mr. Leahy, in turn, told Mr. Cheney he did not appreciate being called "a bad Catholic -- a reference to Republican accusations that Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee were "anti-Catholic" because they refused to confirm a judicial nominee, William H. Pryor Jr., who opposed abortion.

Coe's ugly reference to 'jive' sparked accusations of racism and an almost bemused retort from Christie.