Sentence examples for retaliatory accusations from inspiring English sources

During efforts to impeach governors in other states, lawmakers have sometimes suffered retaliatory accusations, said John Pavia, a professor at the Quinnipiac University School of Law.

Celebrated Australian novelist Tim Winton is bemused by the cultural transformation that is revealed by responses to expressions of concern about growing inequality: invariably, a retaliatory accusation of a "nostalgia for Stalin".

Yet shouldn't an employer be spared what may be retaliatory, untrue accusations by a former employee?

There are tales of being forced into bankruptcy and horror stories involving child custody battles, false accusations, extortion and retaliatory judges.

But facing growing concerns that the spying accusations might have been retaliatory, the government has been allowing the state-controlled media to reveal more and more details.

Hartman involved a charge of retaliatory prosecution.

Steeped in accusations of robbery, assault and retaliatory executions, the much-hyped rap war ultimately became the target of a federal investigation probing both companies for alleged links to street gang-related criminal activity, law enforcement sources say.

Spotify's already been accused of this retaliatory behavior.

Human Rights Watch and the Committee to Protect Journalists hammered Uribe in a statement, saying the baseless accusations endangered Morris' life by opening him up to retaliatory violence.

A spokesman for the agency, James Mackin, denied the accusations, saying: "We have not in any way engaged in any retaliatory actions or practices and would never do so.

authorizing retaliatory sanctions.