Sentence examples for accept allegations from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Office has said it "did not accept allegations of... complicity in his mistreatment".

In public China supported North Korea, refusing to accept allegations that Pyongyang had sunk the South's ship.

In 2002, the Met said officers should "accept allegations made by the victim in the first instance as being truthful".

However, it is not necessary to accept allegations of bias to recognise that headlines in the internet age need to avoid oversimplification.

The panel heard she accepted allegations relating to her involvement in the treatment of 14 patients at the scandal-hit hospital between February 2004 and September 2013.

Instead of showing a browbeaten rival meekly accepting allegations of corruption and abuse of power, the transcripts revealed Mr Bo in typical feisty form (see them here, in Chinese).There had been rumours on the eve of the trial that the proceedings might be broadcast live.

But in a robust statement, the former trustees of Kids Company including Mr Yentob accused MPs of having "naively accepted allegations made in the media and by a small number of individuals, some with vested interests in damaging Kids Company and its much-praised model of loving care and practical support" at the expense of the evidence of expert witnesses.

"Instead of basing its findings on a thorough investigation of the evidence, the committee has naively accepted allegations made in the media and by a small number of individuals, some with vested interests in damaging Kids Company and its much-praised model of loving care and practical support.

A federal judge approved a partial settlement in a securities fraud case against WorldCom in which the bankrupt telephone company accepted allegations of fraud and agreed not to violate securities laws in the future.

"Even if you accept the allegations as true," he said, "there's no allegation that Paul has ever hurt anyone himself".

The third, Tom Crone, said he does "not accept" the allegations, Britain's Press Association news agency reported.