Sentence examples for alleged in a statement from inspiring English sources

Sindeeva alleged in a statement that the question about the Leningrad siege was only a pretext.

Did the UEA flout FOI rules, as alleged in a statement by the Information Commission?

"Our goal was not to create a campaign issue but to properly react to an approach made to us that appeared to involve criminal activity," the campaign alleged in a statement.

On June 11 , 2008 Donaghy alleged in a statement through his lawyers that several series in the NBA Playoffs had been improperly refereed according to the NBA's instructions.

The Rwanda National Congress, the opposition party Karegeya helped found, alleged in a statement Thursday that his death was one of numerous assassinations ordered by Kagame.

The district attorney's office alleged in a statement that Issa killed his son because of his "sexual orientation," a move that brought national publicity to the case over the weekend.

"The Westminster paedophile ring is one of many cases where Operation DeathEaters has actively pursued and sought truth, in order to end the hideous crimes concealed behind the British elite," Anonymous alleges in a statement.

The SEC now alleges in a statement the investor and his firm had misappropriated up to $7 million dollars for personal enjoyment, meanwhile claiming the funds were from his own coffers to pay for lavish parties, hotels and sporting events.

Today, Unifor, Canada's largest private-sector union, pilloried the trade accord, alleging in a statement that it would kill 20,000 auto-sector jobs, by lowering requirements for the percentage of Canadian car components produced domestically from 62 to 45.

"Al-Huda Institute Canada woulikeike to be clear that law enforcement authorities have never brought forward any allegations that four girls associated with the institute traveled to join terrorist organizations, as alleged in a CBC story," the statement read.

French alleged in his statement to Leveson that Mahmood "may have committed perjury" by overstating the number of successful prosecutions.