Sentence examples for allegedly allows from inspiring English sources

In the capital, Asmara, the presence of a small elite and the flow of remittances from relatives overseas allegedly allows for a more vibrant life.

Sam, who has been busy conducting research, later tells Dean that a plant known as "African Dream Root" allegedly allows a person to enter and manipulate others' dreams; they believe someone killed the doctor in this manner and is now targeting Bobby.

Webber allegedly allowed himself to be bought.

He allegedly allowed one girl to fire an unloaded gun and made sexual comments.

Questions are now being asked about lax construction regulations, which allegedly allowed many substandard blocks to get through inspections.

It is the fact that Mr. de Maizière allegedly allowed work on the project to continue at enormous cost despite the fact that the drones would never fly.

William J. Lynn, former secretary for clergy at the archdiocese, with child endangerment and conspiracy for allegedly allowing accused priests to work in positions where they could continue to abuse children, despite his responsibility for investigating reports of abuse.

Also, it is surely questionable that if, as GVC contends, there was no joint venture agreement in place, it allegedly allowed an "outsider" like Mr Honegger to operate its business in Canada.

Oliver, 22, a left-hander who pitched for Oklahoma State, sued the N.C.A.A. after the university suspended him in 2008 for allegedly allowing a legal adviser to negotiate a contract with the Minnesota Twins two years earlier.

Critics see him as an authoritarian extremist who, when chief minister in 2002, allegedly allowed or encouraged mobs to attack Muslims in towns across Gujarat after a lethal fire supposedly started by Muslims on a train full of Hindu pilgrims.

Critics see him as an extremist who, when chief minister in 2002, allegedly allowed or encouraged mobs to attack Muslims in towns across Gujarat after a lethal fire supposedly started by Muslims on a train full of Hindu pilgrims.