Sentence examples for could allegations from inspiring English sources

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This was not one of those occasions when José Mourinho could face allegations of unremitting negativity.

Admittedly, the work's form could invite allegations of the sort of Coward- or Cotton-like spotlight hogging.

The report also said Tehran had refused to give access to "relevant Iranian authorities" who could address allegations surrounding Iran's research on the design of nuclear warheads.

The firm's Chris Tutton added that employers could face allegations of discrimination, particularly from male staff, if they repeatedly rejects requests for leave.

Under the measure, workers could take allegations directly to any top county official, including a county legislator, and be protected from retaliation.

Yaron Ezrahi, a professor of political science at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, said he did not believe that Mr. Garlasco's interest in memorabilia could support allegations of "premeditated bias".

Several months ago, the city suspended more than $80 million in contracts with a construction company that has a key role in closing the Fresh Kills landfill so that officials could investigate allegations that the company had ties to organized crime.

Campbell said the company has had a "corporate compliance hotline" in place since 2004, where employees could report allegations of any misconduct, including violations of the compensation plan.

CNN said the potential Justice Department lawsuit could include allegations that police targeted minorities in issuing minor traffic infractions and then jailed them if they could not pay the fines.

If it emerges that even part of the allegations could be substantiated, a very strongly worded denial could lead to accusations of lying and would prolong the story.