Sentence examples for strike accusations from inspiring English sources

We quickly decided that the activities of picket lines and miners' wives' support groups were not our concern, even though they were of great concern to the police who had to deal with the law-and-order aspects of the strike; accusations that we were running agents or telephone interceptions to get advance warning of picket movements are wrong.

But the company's image has been tarnished in recent years by labor strikes, accusations of poor working and safety conditions, and a spate of worker suicides at some of its Chinese factories.

But a source close to the defense, who insisted on anonymity, said today that Mr. Reid intended to plead guilty regardless of whether a judge agreed to strike the accusations about Al Qaeda.

Amid continuing claims of civilian casualties from Russian air strikes, and accusations that Moscow was not targeting Isis as claimed, but the rebels that most directly threaten Mr Assad, Nato's Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said the measure indicated that the alliance was ready to show resolve in the face of Russia's growing military involvement in the Syria conflict.

The gun-trafficking accusations strike at the heart of one of the Police Department's most hard-fought and robust initiatives, and one that has been a central theme of the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg: getting guns off the city's streets.

At the time, the accusations struck me and other colleagues as unlikely: Why would our government allow Al Qaeda's allies to escape its dragnet?

The Amnesty International accusations struck him as being based in part on "allegations by people who were held in detention, people who hate America," he said.

While striking down the accusations, Richardson said agents should not be encouraging models to work on shoots where they might be uncomfortable.

The accusations struck a nerve in India, where taxpayers have bailed out government-run banks numerous times and where farmers often commit suicide because of their inability to pay back loans worth just a few hundred dollars.

The military lawyers prosecuting the self-proclaimed architect of the 9/11 attacks have struck back against accusations that they colluded with a military judge to destroy evidence relevant to Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's defense.

Russian president Vladimir Putin's authoritative leadership on the issue stood in stark contrast to Obama's weeks of waffling on the timing, scope, and authorization of strikes following U.S. accusations that Assad's forces had killed more than 1,400 in a chemical attack in August.