Sentence examples for allegedly back from inspiring English sources

Homemaking is allegedly back in vogue.

The Juárez cartel, fearing extinction, has lashed back at the black-uniformed "federales" who allegedly back their rivals.

1991 Revolutionary United Front rebellion starts in Sierra Leone, allegedly backed by Taylor.

In 2002 three Kashmiri militants, who were allegedly backed by Pakistani agents, confessed to Indian police that they had been plotting to kidnap India's revered little master.

M23, allegedly backed by neighbouring Rwanda, marched into the city of 1 million people after the Congolese army crumbled and fled.

He also located Mossad listening stations in the Horn of Africa and allegedly backed coups, including the overthrow of the Sultan of Zanzibar in 1964.

Mr Galloway was expelled from the Labour party over comments he made comparing the prime minister and President Bush to "wolves" and allegedly backing a Respect candidate in a local byelection.

Eleven African countries signed a UN-drafted peace deal on Sunday to stabilise the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where rebels allegedly backed by neighbouring countries last year threatened to oust the government.

What's more, Hector has allegedly backed away from his story, saying in March 2008 that he had "recently been asked to not comment on this subject as promises of confidentiality were made..

There have also been claims vigorously denied by Mr Berlusconi that the bidder allegedly backed by the central bank governor had the prime minister's support too.The other reason behind Mr Siniscalco's farewell and the one that will concern the markets was his difficulty in getting his 2006 budget approved within the government.

That is not just politically controversial: it also allows victims to sue the bombers' outside sponsors in America.Nina Gershon, a federal district judge in New York, this week cleared the way for plaintiffs to sue the Jordan-based Arab Bank, for allegedly backing terrorism.