Sentence examples for alleged recently from inspiring English sources

United States officials have alleged recently that Pakistani military and intelligence officials sought in recent years to funnel campaign contributions to American politicians.

The newspaper Le Monde alleged recently that Mr. Sarkozy's office had ordered counterespionage agents to find the source for news stories that had embarrassed the president.

Arts commentator Richard Morrison of the Times alleged recently that for 40 years, this distinguished collector repeatedly used the threat of sending his collection overseas rather than leaving it to the British nation, to "tease and cajole politicians into doing what he wanted".

He certainly wasn't Judas to Wilde's Christ, as has countless times been alleged -- recently, for example, in a play by David Hare.

It is sometimes alleged, most recently on Radio 4's Document series, that Astor was in the pay of the secret service.

"None of the historical facts and alleged facts recently publicized about Mr. Allen's political views and affiliations were disclosed or discussed when his contract was agreed to.

If CIA agents and analysts came in over the weekend to hear out their new president, who recently compared their (alleged, alleged!) behavior to that of Nazi Germany's nefarious security services, those not on Trump's "wavelength" must have been wondering what the hell was going on.

In Russia, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin recently alleged at the Valdai Club dinner that "some political experts claim that the multiparty model outlived its usefulness".

*Washington Coach Rick Neuheisel was recently alleged to have committed 51 secondary rules violations during his tenure as head coach at Colorado from 1995 to 1998.

He salted it with references to pop culture and firmly denied that he was a "wacko bird", as John McCain had recently alleged.

Darfur is still unsafe – a Human Rights Watch report recently alleged that the Sudanese government had carried out many killings and mass-rapes of civilians in dozens of towns.