Sentence examples for alleged order from inspiring English sources

After the alleged order from the president, Mr. Unas stated that the governor gathered the mayors in his province and told them of Mrs. Arroyo's order.

"We were led to conclude that the initial fighting within the presidential guard arose out of disagreement and confusion over the alleged order to disarm Nuer members.

His account was lent support by reports that none of the five being questioned about the incident, including one of Fikri's two companions, had heard the alleged order, although the question remains about who started the crusher.

Despite international pleas for Bhutto's life to be spared, he was hanged for, it was alleged, ordering the murder of a political opponent.

Baca, they alleged, ordered the inmate to be isolated, putting Tanaka in charge of executing the plan.

Despite alleged orders not to kill the "minor children," it would appear that for the most part the assailants shot, lobbed grenades, and set off explosives indiscriminately.

The defendants also claim "The alleged bilateral arrangement provide no support for the overall conspiracy that plaintiffs have alleged in order to name the defendants in a class action".

He adds: "I have no doubt that all sorts of ulterior motives will be alleged in order to discredit my real, only and obvious motive of getting peace for work and throwing off the poison of uncongeniality and pretense".

Enrico Caruso gave a benefit concert, the FA Charity Shield match between League champions Blackburn Rovers and Southern League champions Queens Park Rangers was brought forward, and there was a charity record of a song based on the Titanic captain's alleged final order to his crew: "Be British!".

The allegations stem from an incident in which it is alleged Brown ordered police to free a possible friend of the mayor, Leonard Stokes, who had been arrested for possessing a stolen handicapped parking tag.

After the murder in Belgrade this month of the Yugoslav defense minister, Pavle Bulatovic, Mr. Seselj called independent journalists traitors and accomplices, charging that they took money and direction from the same governments that bombed Yugoslavia over Kosovo and, Mr. Seselj alleged, that ordered the killing.