Sentence examples for systematically accused from inspiring English sources

"I've been systematically accused by the governor and his news outlets of being 'an enemy of the state' because I've demonstrated institutional weaknesses, high levels of impunity, corruption and violence – including gender-based violence, the increase in torture and use of the justice system as a punishment tool against political enemies," Cacho recently wrote.

It clearly affects our balance, notably the budget, it touches our identity, so I think we should be able to talk about immigration without systematically being accused of racism or xenophobia".

Government troops are accused of systematically raping girls and forcing children to join their ranks.

"Once investigated, the women other than the accused were systematically excluded," Skully said.

Instead, he set out systematically to demonize the accused players, violating pretrial publicity rules while suppressing evidence of their innocence.

Criminal suspects are said to be tortured and beaten by the police, and the government has been accused of systematically persecuting the country's Kurdish minority.

In recent years, police and prosecutors have been accused of systematically concealing evidence collected by undercover officers from trials of campaigners.

General Amadou Haya Sanogo led the March 2012 coup and is accused of systematically torturing and executing soldiers who questioned his rise to power.

This week The Daily Mail, a British tabloid, published photographs of a so-called ghost unit, loyal to Mr. Assad and accused of systematically killing Syrian civilians.

Banks stand accused of systematically failing to extract the correct rents from the relevant employees for access to their balance-sheet and to their franchise.

Using a database run by the UnitedHealth Group, the insurance giant, the industry was accused of systematically understating the doctors' fees for more than a decade and shortchanging consumers by hundreds of millions of dollars.