Given a document, an entity and its sentiment towards the entity, verify if it is the correct sentiment towards the entity. Answer should be yes or no. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Robert Mueller is Positive . Ok. Maybe something  but we don’t know exactly what. Given all that’s going on with the Russia probe and special counsel  Robert Mueller’s  deep dive into potential money laundering  this could definitely catch  his  attention.
Officials at the German bank told Manager Magazin  as reported by English-language outlets  that a review of company accounts related to the Kushner family was sent to a German bank regulator for further investigation. Information may also be released to special counsel Robert Mueller‘s federal probe.
That wasn’t necessarily related to  Mueller ’s probe.
So will  Mueller  pick this up?  He  has reportedly been looking at Trump’s transactions with the bank. It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone if the next thing we hear is that  Mueller  is on the case.
[EX A]: no

[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Menendez is Neutral . Newark  New Jersey (CNN) Twelve jurors began their deliberations Monday in the federal corruption trial of  Sen. Bob Menendez and a wealthy ophthalmologist --  the outcome of which could determine the political future of the New Jersey Democrat.
"I am convinced that I will be declared not guilty  innocent of all charges "  Menendez  told reporters heading into court Monday morning.
The Justice Department's 18-count public corruption indictment accuses  the senator  of accepting over $600 000 in political contributions  free rides on a private jet  and a swanky hotel suite in Paris from Dr. Salomon Melgen.
In exchange  prosecutors say  Menendez  abused the power of  his  office by pressuring federal officials in the Obama administration and other career diplomats to help Melgen resolve a number of business disputes.
Addressing the jury in Menendez's defense  attorney Abbe Lowell told jurors that prosecutors had tried to lead them astray with distractions about beach vacations Melgen provided  but never showed any corrupt agreement.
Lowell urged jurors to focus instead on the "true  honest and lawful" 25-year friendship between Menendez and Melgen  highlighting the $1 000 wedding gift the senator gave to Melgen's daughter.
"Defendants want you to believe that friendship and bribery cannot co-exist -- that is not the law " Koski said. "The issue in this case is not whether  Sen. Menendez and Melgen were friends  -- the issue is whether  they  committed a crime together."
Koski also suggested that the defense lawyers had engaged in "sleight of hand" by suggesting Menendez was more focused on the underlying policy issues raised by Melgen's business problems and that testimony from the senator's character witnesses was unpersuasive.
Over the course of eight weeks  the seven-woman  five-man jury heard from 57 witnesses -- including FBI special agents  pilots  ambassadors and former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius   as well as a slew of character witnesses in support of  Menendez .
Both  Menendez  and Melgen opted not to testify in  their  own defense -- a choice the judge explicitly instructed the jury to ignore as the defendants' constitutional right.
For the $660 000 in political donations Melgen is accused of making to benefit Menendez in 2012  however  Walls told the jurors they needed to find an "explicit agreement."
[EX A]: yes

[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Xi Jinping is Positive . Sadly  no: The demolition was officially sanctioned  part of Chinese president Xi Jinping’s widening crackdown against Christian churches.
One reason for heightened concern: The party’s draconian new “Regulations on Religious Affairs” law  which takes effect Feb. 1. Observers worry that tightening the regulatory noose could provide the pretext for a new round of persecution. According to the Catholic News Service  in November officials in China's eastern Jiangxi Province “replaced religious images displayed by Christian families with portraits of the country's leader  Xi Jinping.”
According to the report  “As China’s President Xi Jinping further consolidated power  conditions for freedom of religion or belief and related human rights continued to decline. Authorities target anyone considered a threat to the state  including religious believers.”
The enormous and growing Christian presence on China’s home front  and a formidable U.S. military gathering on China’s horizon  clearly are not being taken lightly by  Xi  and  his  comrades.
[EX A]:
yes