The phrase "allegations of persons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when discussing claims or accusations made by individuals.
Example: "The court reviewed the allegations of persons involved in the case to determine the validity of the claims."
Alternatives: "claims made by individuals" or "accusations from persons".
It asked people to send in photos and allegations of the person's sexual history, publishing about 200 of them.
The Brennan Center for Justice studied the allegations of in-person voter fraud and described it as essentially a myth, an event that almost never occurs.
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The day before, ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda announced that the inter-governmental body would launch a "preliminary examination" into allegations that "thousands of persons have been killed for reasons related to their alleged involvement in illegal drug use or dealing" in the Philippines since Duterte came to power.
Its official report praised the country's police for their treatment of suspects, saying: "The CPT is pleased to note that its delegation received no allegations of deliberate ill-treatment of persons detained by the police nor of excessive use of force at the moment of apprehension, and did not gather any other information to this effect".
The FBI also interviewed a second person who raised similar allegations of sexual abuse against Hastert, corroborating the account of Individual A, sources said.
Her late brother, Lord Havers, had been attorney general in Margaret Thatcher's government in the 1980s - leading some MPs to question whether she was the right person to investigate allegations of paedophilia from that time.
Mr Ferrett said: "I find it astonishing Cllr Hancock continues to remain as a member of the city council's cabinet now that the QC's investigation states there is a case to answer on allegations of bullying, failing to treat a person with respect, breaching statutory equality duties and bringing the authority into disrepute".
Mr Ferrett said: "I find it astonishing Councillor Hancock continues to remain as a member of the city council's cabinet now that the QC's investigation states there is a case to answer on allegations of bullying, failing to treat a person with respect, breaching statutory equality duties and bringing the authority into disrepute".
Dan Stevens, the executive director of Campaign for Accountability, said he was gratified that Senate Republicans recognize that allegations of domestic violence should disqualify a person from serving at the highest level of government.
