Sentence examples for alleged I from inspiring English sources
How, for example, do we define and if necessary curb the alleged (do we have to put alleged? I'm never sure. How obvious does something have to be before its existence becomes legally undeniable?) profiteering of the big six energy companies?
In a formal statement to Transfield, one asylum seeker alleged: "I wrote a complaint 10 days ago against [the guard].
In the Sun, for which Clarkson is a regular columnist, the presenter alleged: "I am still convinced the mob was state organised".
Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, a Bronx Democrat and the leader of the breakaway Democrats, said, "Given the level of criminality alleged, I believe that Senator Smith should seriously consider whether or not he can continue to effectively serve his constituents".
I was recategorised [from low risk category D] to category B because the prison alleged I took part in a riot, despite my denials and witnesses saying I wasn't involved.
As previously alleged, I will not be here next week, liveblogging this misery, because of Memorial Day.
But on September 9, Yahoo said in a proxy statement, "To the knowledge of Seller, there have not been any incidents of, or third party claims alleging, (i) Security Breaches, unauthorized access or unauthorized use of any of Seller's or the Business Subsidiaries' information technology systems".
To explain a possible false positive finding in the Sultana et al. [ 23] study one could easily allege: (i) deficient statistical power due to their extremely small cohort, and (ii) the confounding effect of populations sub-structure (given that these authors have not controlled this possible confounding factor).
"They are alleging I bribed someone," he said, adding that he did "nothing illegal".
Instead, Yaar pocketed the cash, Staneckzai alleges "I was a part-time student at university back in 2001, which is why I couldn't get a loan.
He alleges: "I gave them permission to use my name but explicitly made it clear that their story was heinous and not sanctioned".
