Sentence examples for could be alleged from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to buy enough [insurance coverage] relative to the damages that could be alleged".

The court said fraud against creditors doesn't require false statements or reliance and, despite "thorny questions," could be alleged against lawyers going "beyond the bounds of permissible advocacy".

His biggest problem could be alleged failures in the way he obtained his party's nomination.

Answer: If the car alarms are activated often by the user or set to such a level that they go off easily, those vehicle owners could be alleged to have created a nuisance interfering with the quiet enjoyment of other property owners.

Willms said Johnson had been drinking the night she said to deputies that she killed Irwin, pointing to one of her first statements: "It's not the alcohol talking.... .. Willms called mental experts to detail Johnson's troubled mental history and ridiculed the idea that murder could be alleged when no body, no gun, no chain saw or no physical evidence of a bloody slaying had emerged.

The mere bringing of such a suit could not be alleged against him as an individual, in violation of any legal right of the railway company or its shareholders.

It could also be alleged that the account holder defamed Curry.

Doubt has been cast by Republicans on how "broke" the family could possibly be, alleging that Mrs Clinton received a $8 million £4.88 million) advance for her previous book in 2003 – two years after her husband lost the Presidential election.

"The City of New York has denied and continues to deny that it and the individually named defendants have committed any violations of law or engaged in any wrongful acts concerning or related to any allegations that were or could have been alleged," the settlement says.

The "dirty pebbles" could yet, it is alleged, become a smoking gun.

In Mr. Seabrook's case, Ms. Quinn said, none of what has been alleged "could have happened under the system we now have".