Sentence examples for which are accused from inspiring English sources

But not all Arabs have joined the Janjaweed militias, which are accused of carrying out most of the atrocities.

And that is surely how history will judge modern criticism of video games, which are accused of turning young people into violent criminals.

The judge has been much respected for trying to root out wrongdoing in Iraqi ministries, which are accused of being rife with corruption.

The EU has also considered similar deals with Eritrea and Sudan, the governments of which are accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes.

The plan principally targets the "big three" U.S.-based agencies — Fitch, Moody's, and Standard & Poor's — which are accused by their European critics of exercising too much power and not enough responsibility in assessing national and corporate debt.

According to critics of Malaysia's economic management, too much of the economy is still owned or influenced by these companies, which are accused of squeezing out private investment, innovation and thus the economic progress that the country needs.The government has promised further and possibly more important announcements towards the end of the year.

Claimants' first targets were asbestos manufacturers, which were accused of failing to disclose the dangers early.

The grumbling is aimed at literary fiction set in the past, which is accused of being, by its nature, escapist.

Now it may be the turn of the ruling Democrat Party, which is accused of campaign-finance fraud.

Its one mis-step was one the airline put out earlier this year featuring swimwear models, which was accused of being sexist and promptly withdrawn.

Becton Dickinson, which is accused of conspiring with the buying groups to restrain trade, has denied it acted improperly.