Sentence examples for reliably accused from inspiring English sources
Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, was born to fabulous comfort; as a young prince he oversaw his father's real estate empire, which was reliably accused of discriminating against black potential tenants.
13 As a consequence, it cannot be assumed, as the Stein Court assumed, that the jury reliably found the facts against the accused.
The admixture of reliability and voluntariness in the considerations of the jury would itself entit e a defendant to further proceedings in any case in which the essential facts are disputed, for we cannot determine how the jury resolved these issues and will not assume that they were reliably and properly resolved against the accused.
Some members of the Socialist Party accused him of "charcutage," or gerrymandering, for the Union for a Popular Movement because the expatriate population voted so reliably right.
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He was selected after a blistering resignation letter from his predecessor, who accused Dean and the department of scuttling changes to assessments of EMTs and warned that the city's decision to add private ambulances for emergency runs to improve how often units are reliably available was a Band-Aid fix for a serious wound.
Accused Tyson Immigrant Smuggler Pleads Guilty.
