Sentence examples for alleged decision from inspiring English sources

A petition has been set up to campaign against Warwick University's alleged decision to bar secular activist Maryam Namazie from speaking at the Student Union.

We ask here, why is it that none of the representatives of S.C. member-states asked their British counterpart when, where and how such an alleged decision was taken by Iraq to keep possession of the weapons of mass destruction?

Anonymous fans of Paul Schrader briefly launched a social media campaign railing against a studio's alleged decision to re-edit the celebrated film-maker's latest movie without his permission.

Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda told the court that past victimisation as a child might be a mitigating factor in sentencing but was not a defence of Ongwen's alleged decision to "wholeheartedly" embrace violence.

"Candy Spelling is blaming the death of her husband Aaron Spelling on the heartache he suffered from daughter Tori's alleged decision to cut off contact from the family.

She says that school officials told her that she couldn't form the club because not enough students wanted to join and that alleged decision has some Christian activists outraged.

Such a suit would leave large companies vulnerable "based on nothing more than general and conclusory allegations, a handful of anecdotes and statistical disparities that bear little relation to the alleged discriminatory decisions".

A person familiar with the matter said the investigation found that Charney allegedly stayed in corporate apartments when he wasn't on business, used company funds to book airline tickets for his parents, and helped leak nude photographs online of a former worker who was suing him, among other alleged improper decisions.

On Monday Banon's mother, Anne Mansouret, a Socialist councillor and friend of the Strauss-Kahn family, said she had persuaded her daughter not to press charges at the time of the alleged assault, a decision she says she now regrets.

They have turned to an unusual state statute, adopted in 1887, that allows ordinary citizens who gather enough signatures on a petition to demand that a grand jury investigate an alleged crime, a decision usually left to a prosecutor.

More importantly, despite these alleged European court decisions, the Fifa DRC, based in Switzerland, continues to regularly award these fees.