Sentence examples for allegedly in need of from inspiring English sources

His aides redoubled their effort ahead of another speech, on January 17th, in which Labour's leader added retail banking to his growing list of "broken" markets allegedly in need of state fixes.

So it was the "ultimate irony" that he was killed allegedly by another Marine veteran, one obviously in need of mental health care, said Manrique's brother, Marcos Manrique.

And it demonstrates the extent to which censorship today both springs from and reinforces a new degraded view of human subjectivity, a view of individuals as fundamentally psychologically fragile and thus in need of protection from allegedly dangerous ideas.

Looks like someone's in need of some real-life anger management: Charlie Sheen is allegedly at war with his co-star Selma Blair and it's getting ugly.

In March, the affidavit states, Holley allegedly told the pastor she miscarried and gave the donated items to a friend who was in need of help.

He and his wife were allegedly in violation of Bangalore's bylaws about land use.

A forest of allegedly in a shocking swamp of reportedly.

Mr Goodman, referred to in emails as Lord Libor, allegedly writes of needing to fix the three-month and six-month Libor rates.

Kinman was allegedly in Ford's Theater the night of the assassination and witnessed the murder.

Based on four allegedly trans-cultural principles (respect for autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence and justice), it is supposed to fulfil the need of a 'culturally neutral approach to thinking about ethical issues in health care'.

And a Dutch sixteen-year-old has been arrested for allegedly hacking in support of WikiLeaks.