Sentence examples similar to commenting on allegations from inspiring English sources

You will appreciate it is difficult to comment on allegations based on extracts from unseen emails.

The Israeli government would not comment on allegations of its involvement in Mabhouh's killing.

Both Bloc and London Pleasure Gardens declined to comment on allegations of over-ticketing.

The Home Office refused to comment on allegations of torture in Bahrain.

The Defense Ministry would not comment on allegations about mutiny, but sent investigators to look into the reports.

Seventh, the state news agency puts out a seemingly objective report that says you refuse to comment on "allegations of anti-Russianness".

The spokesman would not comment on allegations that Nash's chief of staff, Alastair Furnival, had allegedly intervened on behalf of the minister.

She called for the Vatican to comment on allegations that its blanket stigmatisation of abortion had led to nine-year-old girls being required to give birth.

Asked if someone in the organization could comment on allegations that affiliate members were involved in the recent attacks, Mr. Nakamura said: "I don't know such things.

Mr Mnangagwa has not commented on allegations he was involved in planning the violence.

Tilton's people have declined to comment on allegations they call "vague," "sexist attempts to impugn" her "personal and professional reputation".