Sentence examples for alleged it does from inspiring English sources

In a brilliant blogpost on the song, writer Wallace Wylie points out that while Thicke's song, Blurred Lines, doesn't endorse rape, as some have alleged, it does present the most tediously reductive view of sex and women with the idea of "a good girl" just needing to be liberated by alcohol and a penis to become "an animal".

And the dissenting judges recognized this, concluding that however "appalling" the behavior alleged, it did not constitute a violation of federal antidiscrimination law.

But while the company affirms that the paid-delete option removes "profile and communications activity", it has refused to elaborate on whether the option also removes personal information related to payments activity, as the attackers allege it does not.

But you're facing a recently filed class action lawsuit that alleges it doesn't work as advertised, and the former customer who is suing you is represented by a law firm known for its scorched-earth tactics.

But while Congress provided a permanent appropriation for the premium subsidies, the lawsuit alleges, it did not provide any funding for the reductions in cost-sharing, ignoring the administration's request for fiscal 2014.

And he was just good enough to do it". Court filings do not state how many times he allegedly did this, but allege it was done for children from 14 families, including the daughter of actress Felicity Huffman.

Rescuecom has alleged that it does, in that would-be purchasers (or explorers) of its services who search for its website on Google are misleadingly directed to the ads and websites of its competitors in a manner which leads them to believe mistakenly that these ads or websites are sponsored by, or affiliated with Rescuecom.

But it is not alleged, and it does not appear, in either case, that he is unable to give security for his appearance in the state court, or that reasonable bail is denied him, or that his trial will be unnecessarily delayed.

A judge initially found that Jones had the right to kill her attacker under South Carolina's version of Stand Your Ground, but prosecutors are fighting that decision, alleging that it does not apply in domestic violence cases where the two parties were housemates.

The opposition has already alleged that it did.

Even if he opposed Hitler's plans against Norway and the Soviet Union, as he alleged, it is clear that he did so only for strategic reasons; once Hitler had decided the issue, he followed him without hesitation.