Sentence examples for to avoid accusation from inspiring English sources

You should also be sure to avoid accusation of favoritism or conflict of interest.

Precisely to avoid accusations of inciting mass rallies – as Mr Miranda now accuses us – Globo covered the protests without mentioning them prior to them actually taking place, granting both sides the same airtime.

It is also a White House committed to the "vision thing" in a big way (promoting risky, sweeping ideas like exporting democracy and pre-emptive war) and the avoidance of any perception of wimpiness, a White House in many ways determined to avoid accusations once hurled at the president's father.

Mr Brown needs to find ten sites to avoid accusations of a u-turn.

He has made a point of involving different nations to try to avoid accusations of bias.

In fact, he says, he took a job at a hedge fund precisely to avoid accusations of such clashes.

France pushed for an EU mission in Chad precisely to avoid accusations that it was pursuing old-style national interests.

Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, warned that Blair and Brown must be properly held to account to avoid accusations of a whitewash.

Haji Hasan says the Tamkeen committee in the area offered the council a model of how to avoid accusations of corruption.

The name, in fact, may be used less in headlines than usual, just to avoid accusations of double-entendre.

"If ministers want to avoid accusations of dodgy behaviour its about time they opened the books," he said.