Примеры использования To be accused на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I don't want to be accused of nepotism.
To be accused of lying and in our own home!
Would you prefer to be accused of murder?
I found him to be accused about questions of their law, but not to be charged with anything worthy of death or of imprisonment.
Never left enough evidence to be accused.
I do not want to be accused of subterfuge.
In Egypt, Maimonides resumed practicing Judaism openly only to be accused of apostasy.
She was the first to be accused of witchcraft.
Congressman Zeb Weil, whose career I have spent… 20 years building… is about to be accused of paying for sex.
I don't want to be accused of micro-managing, but I cannot understand why"I Heart Huckabees.
It is a hideous thing to be accused of.
Anyway, I prefer to be accused of having killed her for that, too, rather than having it said that I was jealous of her.
Yes, we don't want you to be accused of bias.
Since the chief of state is elected by secret vote,the PCRM would be able to break down this procedure“in secret” without running any risk to be accused.
Oh, it feels pretty terrible to be accused of something you did not do.
One… she's a public figure, andthey don't want to be accused of unfair leniency, and two… they see her as the puppeteer who was pulling your strings.
In general, the international organizations working in the development area are very careful when making assessments about countries because they do not want to be accused of interference in their political life.
They were not afraid to be accused of"downgrading" the style,being able to find some charm in everyday's life of common people and to present this life, using its own language.
CSW added that in some remote areas,it was not uncommon for Christians to be accused of witchcraft and forced to leave their homes.
In order not to be accused of sabotaging the successors of the KGB(the NKVD), the players were forced to work the chefs, builders, railroad builders, policemen.
This involves a soul opening towards one another, or in other words, such an opening,when you can tell your marriage partner the thoughts that you tell yourself, without expecting to be accused, or laughed at.
In my opinion, the National Bank is doing its best not to be accused of anything instead of taking radical steps that would lead to significant consequences- developments that would be important for the country and even for the world.
They're about to hit that critical point of syrup absorption that turns the cakes into a gross paste, and I hate to get all Andy Rooney about it, but I think we all like Fluffy disks of cake with syrup on top, andI think we also like to be accused of crimes when there's evidence!
It was improper for counsel to be accused of terrorism or fostering terrorism solely for taking the most active defence stance possible on behalf of a suspect, or for expressing criticism of inappropriate conduct by the State or its law enforcement authorities.
This is true because violence and lust for power are likely to lead to some type of connection to mercenaries, or because third Powers,who do not wish to be seen as directly involved or to be accused of interventionism, chose this path to gain some type of advantage.
Anyone who is considered to be accused of an offence in a particular criminal case, regardless of the stage in the case and until such time as pre-trial detention is ordered, may on his own account or through third parties request the judge to consider exempting him from prison.
The former Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the territory of former Yugoslavia, Ms. Elisabeth Rehn, in her special report on minorities(E/CN.4/1997/8),noted that Governments of the territory of former Yugoslavia continued to be accused of marginalizing and repressing minority populations, and that the participation of minorities in public affairs throughout the region was limited para. 2.
Portugal noted that the definition of organized crime enables members of social movements to be accused of belonging to organized crime groups, and recommended that Mexico(a) enact a definition of organized crime consistent with the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
I am not accustomed to being accused of lying, Monsieur.