Sentence examples for considering allegations from inspiring English sources
His remarks come as least seven police forces nationwide – North Yorkshire, Wiltshire, Hampshire, Kent, Jersey, Gloucestershire and Thames Valley – are considering allegations linked to the former Tory leader.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) had said last year it would take no further action after considering allegations against White and PC Mark Harratt concerning statements made about Rigg.
The jury considering allegations against a reputed Mafia soldier on charges of conspiring to kill Salvatore Gravano, the Mafia turncoat, sent a note to the trial judge late yesterday saying that it was deadlocked.
Still, in employment law, courts can consider evidence of wrongdoing in an unrelated area when they are considering allegations of discrimination, and may infer that a pattern of breaking one set of rules makes it more likely that the company might break another.
Heavily-nominating Bohemian Rhapsody certainly doesn't help that cause considering allegations against Singer had already existed, but they also nominated the film before The Atlantic's big story took off.
The company, which was taken over by Chinese gold mining firm Zijin in 2007, has vigorously denied any involvement in the alleged abuses at the mine and said it considers "allegations to the contrary made by the claimants to be wholly without merit".
The JCIO considers allegations of misconduct, which may be dismissed or referred for further investigation.
It will consider allegations of cover up and conspiracy and review the adequacy of law enforcement responses to these allegations".
The league's reputation is that it considers allegations more like a defense lawyer than a prosecutor.
This followed the January 2015 report into the NT's youth detention system that considered allegations of mistreatment at Don Dale.
The church also made its internal process to consider allegations more robust, with two or more witnesses needing to be produced before proceeding to a church "judicial committee".
