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Meanings of accusing the government in English

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Usage of accusing the government in English
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JEM pulled out this year accusing the government of attacking its positions.
Reuters
2
Many are accusing the government of trying to impose conservative Islamic reforms.
BBC
3
Opposition leader Simon Bridges is accusing the government of a spending blowout.
Radio NZ
4
National is accusing the government of stealing one of its main health initiatives.
Radio NZ
5
Environmentalists are accusing the government of selling out over its deal with farmers.
Radio NZ
6
Integrated schools are accusing the government of breaking promises over funding.
Radio NZ
7
Māori are accusing the government of being dishonourable and confiscating their fishing rights.
Radio NZ
8
The National Party is accusing the government of betraying Northlanders over the… Audio
Radio NZ
9
Al Ahali recently carried an editorial accusing the government of torturing some political prisoners.
The new yorker
10
National is accusing the government of pushing a cannabis referendum that's full of holes.
Radio NZ
11
It will seem like our family is accusing the government here of mistreating us.
Somewhere inside
12
Opposition parties are accusing the government of preparing for a backdown over foreign investment rules.
Radio NZ
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Amnesty International's Benjamin Zawacki condemned today's verdict, accusing the government of suppressing freedom of expression.
The Irish Times
14
The Salvation Army is accusing the government of not doing enough to reduce social inequality.
Radio NZ
15
Others protested in January, accusing the government of neglect after flash floods damaged their homes.
Reuters
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The National Party is accusing the government of betraying Northlanders over the… Read more Audio
Radio NZ
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New Zealand
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