Sentence examples for suffered accusations from inspiring English sources
The Yasunidos allege something similar, calling the CNE count a "fraud"; the activists say they plan to take the case to Ecuador's administrative court and if that fails, as they expect, to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.Although nominally independent, the CNE has suffered accusations of bias before.
"How many girls out there always get what they want?" she said before playing the garagey, Joan Jett-Ish "I Always Get What I Want". Lavigne suffered accusations early in her career that she was a record label creation and a pre-fab pop star.
Rob has supported his son faithfully, despite currently undergoing chemotherapy for a brain tumour, and has suffered accusations of "pushy parent syndrome" – particularly following a press conference last year, after Daley had beaten the Olympic champion, when Rob stood up and said, "I'm Tom's dad.
The company has also suffered accusations of gender and race discrimination of its employees.
Some fans still took issue with the series' distance from classic Quest, which suffered accusations of cultural insensitivity and "racial and sexual stereotypes".
But while Mr Blair has had to suffer accusations for some time now about being celebrity-obsessed, what is perhaps most noticeable is how far his stock had declined by the end of his reign.
Frank and April fall into arguments, endure loud, unwanted divulgences, suffer accusations and retractions, slaps to the face, fleeings, returnings, outrages, until their moving plans are abandoned, and with that decision the Wheelers' anchorage to some good life they'd chosen gradually, then swiftly, then suddenly, violently, tragically disappears.
Barrow would rather suffer accusations and lift his chin for the nth time than just spit out the truth about tutoring Andy.
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.
Chevalier Barnes, having suffered many accusations of literariness, is now producing less playful work than that exemplified by Flaubert's Parrot or A History of the World in 10 1/2 Chapters.
Marco Rabello, the chief financial officer of Norberto Odebrecht, Brazil's industry leader, which has not suffered any accusations, admits that "image" is currently the industry's biggest problem.Making things worse, Ms Rousseff, having scraped by in the election, is now having to make drastic cuts to close a yawning budget deficit.
