Sentence examples for will again accuse from inspiring English sources

Someone will again accuse officials of forming death panels.

His words were interpreted as a signal that in the 2014 midterm elections Republican candidates will again accuse Democrats of trying to cut Medicare and Social Security, even though Congressional Republicans led by Mr. Boehner have demanded Social Security and Medicare cuts throughout budget talks of the past two years.

Perhaps Mr Chirac will take his boules and go home, or once again accuse Mr Blair of being not very well brought up.

Four of BB King's 11 surviving adult children are raising the possibility that a second will exists, and they are again accusing the blues legend's longtime business manager of stealing his wealth and endangering his health in his dying days.

Wilders, 51, who heads the Party for Freedom, was again accused of inciting racial hatred after pledging last year to ensure there will be "fewer Moroccans" in the Netherlands.

She was once again accused of being antisemitic.

Karzai again accuses Western forces of attacking Afghan civilians.

They will say that they love him, but when I'll get another baby, one usually do when marrying again, they will accuse this child of being a 'bastard' and ill-treat him.

Family pressure might lead to withdrawal of allegations: "… If they are made cautious then the accused is made cautious, then they will again change the mind of that female by pressure tactics" (clinician).

Speaking before Congress again, he will accuse the chief executive officers of companies such as ExxonMobil and Peabody Energy of being fully aware of the disinformation about climate change they are spreading.

According to the Daily News, "Cuomo accused teachers of having tried to torpedo the Common Core curriculum in fighting the evaluation standards -- and expects they will again.