The phrase "alleged must" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a supposed obligation or requirement, but the combination is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The alleged must for compliance with the new regulations has raised many questions among the staff."
Alternatives: "supposed obligation" or "purported requirement".
It's been over Trump's repeated sniffing, with some saying the Don had got an allergy, while Howard Dean, a doctor and former chairman of the Democratic national committee, alleged he must have taken cocaine.
When such 'special needs' are alleged, courts must undertake a context-specific inquiry, examining closely the competing private and public interests advanced by the parties".
Preliminary results show that a paternal grandfather or uncle of the child in question returns test statistics that, although smaller than the actual father's test statistic, have P values of <10−4 (data not shown); for this reason, samples from closely related alleged fathers must be measured for comparison to ensure correct paternity identification.
The notice alleges Nevsun must have been aware by 2008 of credible, published reports of the abuses.
In the United States, a plaintiff alleging libel must prove that a statement is false and defamatory, and public figures have to show that a writer acted with actual malice in making a false statement.
It is the established law of Florida, as reflected in State v. Smith, that where changes or charges of irregularity of procedure or inaccuracy of returns in balloting and counting processes have been alleged, the court must find as a fact that a legal basis for ordering any recount exists before ordering such recount.
The S.E.C.'s authority is limited to civil fraud cases; if criminal fraud is alleged, the S.E.C. must turn the matter over to the Department of Justice for prosecution.
Under Verizon's proposed plan, alleged copyright violators must pay $35 to have an arbitrator review whether they are guilty of Internet piracy.
Plaintiffs have alleged facts, which must be taken as true for purposes of a motion to dismiss, that any reasonable person would agree to be gross violations of the norms of international law, remediable under the Alien Tort Statute.
