Sentence examples for will stand accused from inspiring English sources
They will stand accused of being an unrepresentative sample, which they are, and holding disproportionate influence, which they do.
There are risks: if Holmes gets it wrong, he will stand accused of letting the Lyric's distinctive identity slip.
"If nothing comes out of here you will stand accused at the bar of history," the president of Ghana, John Kufuor, said on Thursday.
This week jury selection began in Birmingham, Alabama, for a trial in which Mr Cherry will stand accused of helping a group of fellow racists to plant a bomb outside the 16th Street Baptist Church in 1963.
With such knowledge comes the hope that we, like those who read Equiano and Prince in their moment, and Douglass and Jacobs as the nation divided and then went to war, will stand accused as he accuses us.
We urge you to take action now to amend the legal aid, sentencing and punishment of offenders bill to specifically remove libel and privacy cases, or you will stand accused of being unfair to ordinary people and giving yet more power to large media corporations and corporate libel bullies.
Otherwise, they will rightly stand accused of siding with the wrong people and of being the party of the tax avoiders".
They stand accused of frustrating the will of the people, says the Telegraph.
The election will probably mark the end of military rule.Egypt lifted a travel ban on pro-democracy activists, including 16 Americans, who stand accused of receiving illegal funding from foreign governments.
"You stand accused of murder.
