Sentence examples for basic allegations from inspiring English sources

It is true that the basic allegations in the report are not substantially new, and have been discussed by experts for years.

The government's basic allegations against many detainees have long been public, and have often been challenged by prisoners and their lawyers.

Facebook did not even have to mention Nasdaq in order to consolidate the securities law cases because they have the same basic allegations.

Moreover, I don't think my review asserts that the troopers' basic allegations that Bill Clinton engaged in extramarital sexual activity were in and of themselves suspicious.

(A second Times story that day on the I.A.E.A. report noted, more cautiously, that "it is true that the basic allegations in the report are not substantially new, and have been discussed by experts for years").

As to the basic allegations that lay before the two giants of the mobile space, Apple has previously stated that, though it is partly at fault for not educating its users to fully understand the technical issues with providing fast and accurate location information, the company does not (nor has it ever) tracked the location of a user's iPhone.

Their basic allegation is that the press corps in Washington is giving Bush too easy a ride.

In each of the counts, the basic allegation against Libby is that he lied to investigators or to Fitzgerald's grand jury about his conversations with reporters.

A basic allegation in Lewis' book is that high-speed traders routinely "front-run" other investors.

Some employment specialists quoted here find the basic allegation to be balderdash, but this somewhat rebuts such qualms and finds that a whole generation of future female managing directors is being wiped out.

The Sun and the News of the World shared the spoils as the Major government floundered amid the backlash from his ill-fated "back to basics" campaign and allegations of "Tory sleaze".