The phrase "alleged with" is not commonly used in written English.
It is possible that it could be used in certain legal or formal contexts, but it is not a typical way of structuring a sentence. It may be better to use "alleged" as a verb and "with" as a preposition in separate parts of the sentence. Example: The suspect was alleged to have committed the crime with the help of an accomplice.
All of this is alleged with industrious and elaborate detail.
But his long career was also marred by affairs, including one (alleged) with gangster Ronnie Kray, another (unrevealed over 30 years) with Harold Macmillan's wife.
Meanwhile, Jan Moir's deeply offensive piece about the death of Stephen Gately, which alleged – with no evidence – that there was "nothing 'natural' about Stephen Gately's death" – provoked an even greater response on Twitter.
Ever since India alleged, with subsequent corroboration from America and Britain, that Pakistani terrorists carried out last month's mass murder in Mumbai, the country's politicians, generals and fire-breathing journalists have been declaring themselves ready for war if that's what India chooses.India's government, despite huge pressure from its own bellicose media, has been more restrained.
The executions moved in waves, and once a neighborhood had been purged it could then expect a measure of respite, until someone committed an infraction of some kind, because infractions, although often alleged with a degree of randomness, were invariably punished without mercy.
That's when the shareholders got involved, upset that HP had not seen the problems they alleged with the deal and unhappy about the size of the write-down.
She competes for clients, it alleges, with hotels in which the president maintains a financial interest.
First, plaintiffs fail to allege with sufficient specificity the actual misstatements or omissions that constituted a violation of the board's duty of disclosure.
It does not allege with particularity the laws under color of which the exactions were made, nor the circumstances attending the payment.
The lawsuit alleges: "With an inflated share value, senior execs were then able to offload shares, selling more than $13.2m of stock at fraud-inflated prices".
Emo culture's "negative ideology" may encourage depression, social withdrawal and even suicide, the bill alleges – with young girls being particularly vulnerable.
