Examples of using Accusing in English and their translations into Arabic
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You threatened Derek's parents by accusing their son of statutory rape.
Accusing father and son of collaboration with Chechen fighters, they allegedly beat them before detaining them at the Moscow City Department of Internal Affairs.
Accusing women of witchcraft is an extremely illogical and superstitious act that raises issues of injustice, exploitation and torture against women.
Son, if you know anything about World War II, you would know that a Japanese accusing a white soldier of a crime… any crime.
These accusing claims are reported, even while the trials are going on, mostly in the counter-secular and Islamist media organs.
the Special Rapporteur has the temerity to continuously point an accusing finger at the Government side.
But certain Westerners, bearing prejudice and malice against Myanmar, are pointing accusing fingers at my country on all sorts of fabricated charges.
In the debate- instead of accusing one side or the other for violations of human rights- an effort should be made to clarify the role of human rights in the context of ongoing political and economic discussions.
On 11 May, the Permanent Representative of the Sudan to the United Nations addressed a letter to the President of the Security Council(S/2008/325) accusing Chad of having planned, financed and carried out the 10 May events.
On 6 September in Bint Jubayl, some 20 individuals blocked the road in front of a UNIFIL patrol with large stones and by connecting a vehicle winch to a concrete pole, accusing the patrol of taking photographs.
Accusing eyes.
Accusing everybody.
Not accusing.
Accusing me of.
Accusing me of trespassing.
A thief accusing thieves.
Nobody's accusing nobody.
Stop accusing yourself!
The accusing eyes?
Accusing you of cheating.