Sentence examples for Alleged intent from inspiring English sources

These categories are non-intentional, sport, intent inconclusive, suspected high-risk behaviour and alleged intent (non-assault).

Although he saw something ugly in Hindes' alleged intent, he also understood the pressures brought to bear by professional sport.

This too was hastily shot down by the vice-president's office, which did not deny a conversation had taken place but issued an angry statement refuting its alleged intent.

"If you let the Pentagon get away with this, any time they want to destroy someone who is threatening their interest all they have to do is to instruct his superior to tell Security that the person has an alleged intent to engage in classified whistleblowing, and unleash the machinery".

November 2017: Bennett files a notice of intent to sue with Richard Hofstetter, Bourdain's attorney who was also representing Argento at the time, reportedly alleging "intentional infliction of emotional distress, lost wages, assault and battery".

Finally, we think the additional element of predatory intent alleged in the indictment and required by the Act provides further definition of the prohibited conduct.

In tough times, it is easy to turn on "the other", the foreigner in our midst, particularly when politicians wrongly ramp up their alleged leech-like intent to suck the public coffers dry.

"[Whistleblowers] were seen as subversives or as enemies of the state, often with an (alleged) anti-American intent," says Kabisch. "This reductionist understanding coincided also with political activities on the ground when suddenly, especially in Europe, leftish critics of neoliberalism assisted whistleblowers (like Julian Assange) that are driven by an anarcho-capitalist agenda".

"Our lawsuit alleges that the intent and effect of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan's contracts is to raise hospital costs for competing health plans and reduce competition for the sale of health insurance," Ms. Varney said.

The Government relies upon Lee v. United States, 432 U. S. 23 (1977), in which the District Court dismissed an indictment midtrial because it had failed to allege the required intent element of the offense.

Biro alleges that "the intent of the article is apparent from the very subtitle... which represents an editorial attempt to prejudice the reader in advance of the narrative that follows".