Sentence examples for alleged inducements from inspiring English sources

The former Labor powerbroker is charged with misconduct in public office relating to alleged inducements to Dunn over the extension of leases for lucrative family-owned businesses at Sydney's Circular Quay in 2007.

The city sued PricewaterhouseCoopers in March, alleging fraudulent inducement and breach of contract.

Last year, after an investigation by the New York attorney general, Andrew Cuomo, Nelnet was one of several student lenders that agreed to a settlement in which it paid a fine and promised to abandon alleged deceptive marketing practices and inducements such as offering free iPods to students who signed on the dotted line.

Williams had alleged that he had been offered inducements not to appeal against his year-long ban for using a fake-blood capsule.

Some individuals alleged that money was paid as an inducement to support Mr Bin Hammam's candidacy, facilitated by Jack Warner.

Dave Johnson, one of the two Salt Lake City bid executives indicted on bribery charges, has alleged that DeFrantz was cognizant of the lavish inducements given to committee members and their families to award the Games to Salt Lake.

The alleged intention to reward financial and political backers of Mr Cameron's EU campaign, perhaps even as an inducement to change sides, should be fingered, if it is true, for what it would be: political bribery.

Le Havre insisted inducements had been offered to break a contract, something United immediately denied with Sir Alex Ferguson insisting it has never been club's policy to pay the parents of players, as had been alleged.

Take the alleged kidnapping.

[Her] alleged background . . .

The protesters alleged sabotage.