Sentence examples for which accusations from inspiring English sources

Today's decision demonstrates the difficulties prosecutors face with child abuse cases in which accusations are reported too late or it takes years for accusers to agree to go through a trial.

There's a sense in which the seriousness with which accusations are taken, is part of the problem.

As explained to me, an indictment is purely the vehicle in which accusations are brought against an individual in federal court.

A deposition of Cosby taken in that lawsuit in October may prove another avenue in which accusations against him are aired in court.

We're going to see a lot of inter-party fighting this week over tax and spending priorities, in which accusations of unfairness and failing the squeezed middle will be traded in the Commons.

Pakistan cricket is in turmoil for reasons that have nothing to do with administrative incompetence, player power, or even arrogance and lack of pride, all of which accusations have been levelled at West Indies.

This is the idea upon which most accusations about the overuse of stents are predicated.

He had an extraordinary backstory, which included accusations that he was violently homophobic.

But many of these companies have run into problems, the most serious of which involve accusations of fraud.

The misdemeanor charges, which involve accusations of failing to fully determine viability before performing some abortions, are still pending.

Iran, which denies accusations that it is arming the Houthis, has sent two warships off the coast of Yemen.