Sentence examples for alleged aim from inspiring English sources
Mr Rowland alleged, in a writ issued last December, that Mr Al Fayed had tampered with his safe-deposit box.The alleged aim of this tampering was to acquire documents that would have put pressure on Mr Rowland to tell a parliamentary select committee that he had paid Michael Howard, then a minister in the industry department, £1.5m to start an inquiry into Mr Al Fayed's acquisition of Harrods.
The slideshow presentation states that GCHQ's alleged aim was to undertake "Man in the Middle" or "MiTM" operations "against targets roaming using smart phones".
The alleged aim was to ensure that Thai Rak Thai contenders in opposition strongholds did not fall foul of the rule that candidates in uncontested seats must win one-fifth of votes cast (including "no vote").
Their alleged aim was to intimidate Christians into leaving for good, place the blame on Turkey's Islam-tinged Justice and Development (AK Partyy and thus lay the ground for the army to intervene.
The men were supposedly members of a clandestine organisation called Jemaah Islamiah, with cells in the southern Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia, and the alleged aim of creating Daulah Islamiah, an Islamic state incorporating all those places.Singapore has accused Abubakar Bashir, a militant Indonesian cleric, of being a leader of this group.
Labour is not, as alleged, aiming to win just 35percentnt of the vote – that figure actually represents their estimated floor of support – but neither is it straining to lure voters who are not already left-leaning.
Shortly before the critical vote in February in which the transaction was approved, a number of agents at an insurance broker previously controlled by Mr Li received gifts of 1,000-share 1,000-shareit was alotsed, the aim of getting them to endorse the deal.Hong Kong's securities regulator immediately began an investigation into claims that the vote had been illegally rigged.
President Vladimir Putin, who once called the internet a "CIA project," has overseen a series of steps that critics allege are aimed at curtailing freedom of speech online, including handing out jail sentences for social media activity that human rights groups call unjustified.
It is unclear when Clattenburg is alleged to have aimed "inappropriate language" at the Spaniard Juan Mata.
One Russian law prohibits insulting state authorities; while another recently imposed law bans alleged homosexual propaganda aimed at minors.
Her comments came as the Rugby Football Union is set to investigate alleged homophobic abuse aimed at referee Nigel Owens during the England vs New Zealand match at Twickenham on 8 November.
