The phrase "alleging for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may confuse readers, as "alleging" typically requires a direct object or a specific context.
Example: "The report is alleging for the need of further investigation" would be better phrased as "The report is alleging the need for further investigation."
Alternatives: "claiming for" or "asserting for".
A king-sheet-size version went up over the West Columbia location, where he had long distributed tracts alleging, for example, that "African slaves blessed the Lord for allowing them to be enslaved and sent to America".
8 Commando Reported Killed After alleging for several days that it had custody of a missing American commando, the Taliban said they had beheaded him and dumped his body on a hillside in the country's northeast.
1249, infra, and was arraigned on the complaint upon which the arrest warrant had been issued on January 26. 1 Prior to trial petitioner, alleging for the first time that his arrest and the coincident seizure from his person of the paper bag were illegal, moved to suppress for use as evidence the heroin found in the bag.
There are currently more than a dozen lawsuits pending against Uber, in jurisdictions across the country — alleging, for example, that the company is sidestepping regulations and insurance requirements, stiffing its drivers on tips, and illegally withholding reimbursements from them for fuel and maintenance costs.
Some Pakistani officials have suggested even broader links, alleging, for example, that Mr. Saqib, who is not known to be affiliated with any specific Islamic group, may have met Ahmed Omar Sheikh, the chief suspect in the kidnapping of Mr. Pearl, in Afghanistan, where both are believed to have been linked to the Taliban militia.
And the embattled president has so far taken a hard line against the activists, calling them "vandals and terrorists". He has accused them, with no evidence, of gruesome violence, alleging for example that they're feeding amphetamine-based drugs to teenagers than using them as human shields.
A Labor spokesman said it wanted to protect sensitive information, but it was not alleging for-profit companies would misuse the information.
When wrongdoing is suspected or alleged, for instance, the SEC will open a so-called "matter under inquiry".
It is alleged, for example, that she used her influence to help a brother evade investigation over a political murder.
Instead, the JSA says it will investigate and punish those involved.Bout-rigging has been alleged for decades.
The first payment, for €700 on 5 September 2013 was, it is alleged, for trials at four clubs: Tours, Chateauroux, Evian and, once again, Angers.
