Sentences with phrase «of other accusers»

After he was accused of sexual harassment by Anthony Rapp in an incident that occurred in 1986, when Rapp was 14, a string of other accusers came forward, accusing the actor of groping and other inappropriate behavior towards young men.

Two of the other accusers, Bridget Harris, a former adviser to Clegg, and Alison Smith, a politics lecturer, have already left the Lib Dems» party.

Not exact matches

Unlike the public trashing that other women have gotten when accusing powerful men in the past — think Anita Hill, called «nutty» and «slutty» in 1991 or the long line of Bill Cosby accusers who, until very recently, were dismissed as gold diggers — Carlson's claims that Ailes ogled her and forced her out when she rebuffed him were taken seriously, listened to, and investigated.

And that's why Stormy Daniels, more than investigators or any of Trump's other accusers, is just the person who can take him down.

Her other main accuser, the owner of the field in which she worked, Mohamed Imran, was not present at the time of the quarrel either.

So what sets the accusers of priests apart from other victims?

False accusers will be ashamed on Judgment Day along with other kind of villains.

Those who in the face of violence, oppression, abuse and neglect continue to turn the other cheek, go the second mile and share possessions even with accusers are not really victims.

He was picked up because he was accused of it, quite possibly without any physical or visual evidence other than his accuser's verbal statement and finger pointing.

Memory of events 10 or more years ago — where were you, who were you with, what were you doing that particular day, what are the details, what did others see or hear or do — is difficult for both the accused and the accuser to recall with accuracy.

One of Lord Rennard's accusers, Alison Smith, phoned the Scotland Yard hotline set up by police so alleged victims can come forward, she has encouraged other women to do the same.

The President's accusers are certainly not unaware of the fact that the famous Millennium Park in Abuja was donated to the city by a construction company, but we do not recall that anyone was ever accused of receiving the park or other similar communal projects as a bribe.

But Ronan the Accuser (of Guardians of the Galaxy) is confirmed to appear in the upcoming Captain Marvel, and several other villains remain at large.

But as with so many other women, the stories of Weinstein's accusers have triggered «a sickening shock of recognition» for Ringwald.

Harvey Weinstein Paid Off Sexual Accusers for Decades, Harvey Weinstein's Accusers Tell Their Stories, and many others — Possibly the most socially consequential stories of the year, Jodi Kantor, Megan Twohey, and Ronan Farrow broke the story on Harvey Weinstein's years of sexual assaults, and helped create a movement whose impact is still being felt today.

Last week, actress Rose McGowan, one of Harvey Weinstein's accusers, slammed Meryl Streep — who is nominated at the Globes this year and has been actively outspoken against both Weinstein and other men in Hollywood since allegations against them came to light this fall — saying that she and her ilk are engaging in an empty gesture.

While our silver screen Guardians first defended Xandar from the Kree Ronan the Accuser, their comic counterparts first assembled with a host of other heroes to save the Kree.

As part of the plan to stop Ronan the Accuser, Star - Lord shot Ronan with the Hadron Enforcer after he and the other Guardians boarded Ronan's ship.

In a 5,300 - word report for the magazine, titled «Harvey Weinstein's Army of Spies,» he described a shadowy and elaborate intelligence operation commissioned by Weinstein to silence his accusers and suppress stories about his alleged serial abuse of actresses and other women.

For example, The Accusers is probably best described as a courtroom thriller but other books in the series have been written in the style of police procedurals, classic whodunnits and thriller - style adventures.

Since that PR campaign does not resemble any sort of sinister plot to manufacture doubt out of thin air, it is little wonder why neither Gore nor any other accuser who quotes from its leaked memos has ever had the courage to directly show those to the public as «smoking gun» proof of skeptic climate scientists» guilt.

Pt 7, «Cancerous Greenpeace / Desmogblog / Gelbspan Stuff»: What's detailed in this post is how Dave Rado's Ofcom complaint is first and foremost pushing absolutely nothing more than guilt - by - association «evidence» to indict skeptic climate scientists of industry - funded corruption, and secondly, how Rado, much like any other prominent accuser, is enslaved to an accusation narrative which ultimately relies on sources who repeat material which inevitably traces back to Ross Gelbspan and the clique of enviro - activists surrounding him when he and they got the first real media traction for the accusation.

She instead inferred that money influence had tainted what he said so badly that none of it was worthy of consideration, which crumbles to dust when she and other accusers fail to prove that industry money was given to skeptic scientists in exchange for laughably and demonstratively false fabricated papers, reports or assessments.

Steig has now presented his version of the events and now it is up to O'Donnell and other accusers to show where the explanation is not true or to try to make amends for being wrong about what is a very serious charge.

Naomi Oreskes accuses them as being «Merchants of Doubt» in her book of the same name, but neither she nor any other prominent accuser ranging from Al Gore to Ross Gelbspan ever offers a scintilla of evidence proving skeptic climate scientists are in any such conspiracy.

Essentially, Niose is saddled with the same «three degrees of separation from Gelbspan» problem that every other prominent public accuser has.

The police, prosecutor, and district attorney have already spent quite a bit of time lining up a case against you including fine tuning police reports, locating witnesses, coaching the accuser, and developing other evidence.

You might have a different scenario if, say, a teacher were accused of abusing a student — though in that case, I think the experience is that the likelihood of the teacher being fired, as opposed to transferred to other duties or suspended with pay pending the resolution of criminal or disciplinary hearings (in which the accused or his or her lawyer is typically allowed to confront his or her accuser) is practically nil

Stadlen J was unequivocal at para 84 of his judgment: «[I] n the absence of a problem in the witness giving evidence in person or by video link, or some other exceptional circumstance, fairness requires that in disciplinary proceedings a person facing serious charges, especially if they amount to criminal offences which if proved are likely to have grave adverse effects on his or her reputation and career, should in principle be entitled by cross-examination to test the evidence of his accuser (s) where that evidence is the sole or decisive evidence relied on against him.»

In all criminal prosecutions, every person charged with crime has the right to be informed of the accusation and to confront the accusers and witnesses with other testimony, and to have counsel for defense, and not be compelled to give self - incriminating evidence, or to pay costs, jail fees, or necessary witness fees of the defense, unless found guilty.