Sentence examples for vague accusation from inspiring English sources

India today huffily dismissed a vague accusation Mr. Musharraf made Tuesday night in a speech here, when he contended his country's adversary had conducted -- or was about to conduct -- fresh nuclear tests.

She added a vague accusation that she has an arch rival lurking out there to make her look bad.

Ali was eventually arrested by the revolutionary court and held for 6 months on vague accusations before being released.

The Commission was set up after the National Union of Journalists and a number of Labour M.P.s brought some fairly vague accusations against the press.

You think this is a free and easy election?" The Republican nominee has long made broad, baseless and vague accusations of "large-scale voter fraud".

Both the American-led coalition and the Iraqi government have closed news outlets and arrested journalists, often without charge or on vague accusations of supporting terrorism.

The Commission was set up after the National Union of Journalists and a number of Labour M.P.s brought some fairly vague accusations against the press..

Vague accusations of corruption are impossible to refute, but it seems more likely that these three judges, sitting ringside, simply noticed more of Bradley's punches, and fewer of Pacquiao's.

This ill-considered proposal left the impression that certain deputies were frantic to save the king's life, and their Jacobin opponents were quick to raise vague accusations of treasonous intent against them.

The U.S. government initially seems to have confused him with another cameraman, and then offered vague accusations that he had been a financial courier and otherwise assisted extremist groups.

Iran's judiciary often blurs reality by claiming those behind bars in Evin's political wings are held under security charges, such as vague accusations of "acting against the national security" or "propaganda against the Islamic republic".