Sentence examples for regular accusation from inspiring English sources

Is this going to become a regular accusation?

As "Fake News" becomes a regular accusation of unfavorable press about the President of the United States, now is as good a time as any to relish the artful nature of propaganda. .

Mexican police often face regular accusations of using excessive force against protestors.

Mr. Zuma's government has faced regular accusations of obfuscating the truth over the many political and financial scandals that have roiled the ruling African National Congress party.

The network has faced regular accusations that it is promoting — not just covering — the Tea Party movement, something that its executives deny.

A classic product of Pakistan's patronage-driven politics, Mr. Bilour, 73, faced regular accusations of cronyism, using railway resources — money, land and jobs — to look after his own supporters.

The pact between source and reporters was that his identity according to lore, known only to himself, Mr Woodward, Mr Bernstein and the Post's then-editor Ben Bradlee would be revealed upon his death.Facing regular accusations like so many other Nixon-era officials, Mr Felt continually denied the connection.

Critics make regular accusations that comics are attempting to subvert readers into a "gay lifestyle", trying to "lure young American boys into the kinky web of homosexuality and AIDS".

Just weeks after calling out President Obama over his handling of the oil spill, Matthews — who ferociously backed Obama during the 2008 Democratic primary and faced regular accusations of sexism for his commentary on Hillary Clinton — has come out praising Clinton for her trailblazing role in politics.

The West says Russia has armed the rebels and sent in regular soldiers - an accusation echoed by independent experts.

Mr. Berlusconi would also lose certain legal protections afforded to lawmakers — a significant blow, given his regular brushes with corruption accusations and contentious history with the country's magistrates.