Sentence examples for refusing to accuse from inspiring English sources

Treme admirably complicates her own situation by refusing to accuse all three men of rape.

It has so far refused to accuse any group of responsibility.

So far during the trial, he has refused to accuse Turkey's security forces of abuses against the Kurds.

Fry refuses to accuse former director general of lying but states that there was a "disconnect" between what Thompson told them about the nearly £1m payout to Mark Byford.

When President Obama's chief counterterrorism adviser, John Brennan, went before cameras on Monday to discuss the killing of Bin Laden, he refused to accuse Pakistan of anything and noted that since 9/11, Pakistan has captured or killed more terrorists than any other country.

During the meeting, players were variously accused of undermining Bradman's authority, laziness, lack of attention to fitness, but the board refused to specifically accuse those summoned.

Later on, Cameron refused to directly accuse Pakistan's government of supporting terrorism, saying only that this "has been the case in the past and it is an issue that we have to make sure that the Pakistan authorities are not looking two ways".

Sprinkled throughout the annexes are discussions of matters that the current regime has often been accused of refusing to discuss: accusations of mass revenge killings by Kagame's troops in 1994, for instance.

"It is totally unacceptable that Iain Duncan Smith is refusing to apologise for accusing disabled workers of 'not doing any work' and 'just making cups of coffee'.

Each party maintained an unwillingness to compromise on the most divisive elements of the bill, with Democrats accusing the Republicans of refusing to negotiate and Republicans accusing Democrats of shirking their duties.

Mr. Berisha has refused to resign, accusing the opposition of trying to stage a coup.