Sentence examples for concocted allegations from inspiring English sources

"In desperation to meet a legal burden he cannot meet, Mr. Picard has concocted allegations that he cannot prove," Mr. Levander said.

Icac heard that Obeid sought to have these two public servants "eliminated" on the basis of concocted allegations of corruption.

Apparently the former spy was embarrassed to admit that he hadn't seen Lugovoi and Kovtun as threats, so initially concocted the allegations against Scaramello to salvage his professional pride.

"I'm quite sure there is no right to libel other people on the Internet, to concoct fabricated allegations and try to destroy people's reputations," he said outside court yesterday.

He said she concocted her harassment allegations because she feared for her job starting early in Thomas's regime.

In 2001, India's first Hindu nationalist prime minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, circulated a letter on his official notepaper condemning the allegations as "concocted".

New Court partisans insisted that the allegation was concocted to stir Beauchamp's anger and provoke him to murder.

I don't underestimate the resources that go into designing posters, making placards, buying train tickets and sandwiches for banner-wavers, hiring vans, printing newspapers, and concocting wild campaign allegations.

Britain's fastest sprinter, Dwain Chambers (pictured here), also admitted having tested positive for the drug, though he denied having taken it knowingly.A firm from the San Francisco area, BALCO, which supplies nutritional supplements to sportsmen (including Mr Chambers), has denied allegations that it concocted and distributed the new drug.

Williams said he was disappointed in Judge Brody's "acceptance of slanted factual allegations" and "a newly concocted alibi defense".

The full statement is below: "Author Salman Rushdie's allegation that Rajasthan Police concocted a story to prevent him from participating in Jaipur Literature Festival is totally baseless, false and without any ground.