Sentence examples for document which alleges from inspiring English sources

Norex's suit included a CIA document which alleges Kukes bribed local Russian officials.

Lohan, who started the legal battle in July, is stepping up her case with a 67-page document, which alleges that the character of Lacey Jonas, a blonde actor who the player has to rescue from a paparazzi scrummage, is "unequivocally" based on the star.

"This memo, frankly, has nothing at all to do with the special counsel," he told "Fox News Sunday". The four Republicans walked a careful line on the GOP document, which alleges that the Justice Department abused its powers by obtaining a warrant for surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page using information from a source who was biased against Trump.

The document, which alleges abuses of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act during the FBI's quiet counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign in the final months of the 2016 election, was actually compiled by Republican staffers on the House Intelligence Committee.

But the broadcaster has seen documents which allege he used the payment for cash withdrawals, personal loans and to launder money.

The probe documents, which allege that Najib may have acted improperly in his capacity as founder and head of the board of advisers of the fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd. (1MDB), were first reported by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday.

The investors' case centres on this document, which they allege contained untrue or misleading statements that did not give a true picture of the bank's financial state.

Ecuador's government believes WikiLeaks spread leaked documents, known as the INA Papers, which allege Moreno and his family had corruptly benefited from offshore companies when he was a United Nations special envoy on disability in Europe.

An Irish high court judge ruled that Walsh is entitled to the discovery of documents connected to a Sun story, which alleged that Walsh had made a sexual attack on a man in a night club toilet.

Only a footnote reveals that that "historian" is really Mr. Morris himself, writing in another poorly documented book, "Partners in Power" (1996), which alleged that Bill Clinton used to attend cocaine parties and had shadowy links to a drug smuggling operation run out of Mena, Ark.

The committee published documents provided by former federation officials which allege that they had been victims of "sustained abuse" and bullying by the general secretary, Ian Rennie, and an adviser.