Sentence examples for explained allegations from inspiring English sources

The article explained allegations of homosexual activity among staffers in Ronald Reagan's Sacramento office in 1967; Kemp was not implicated.

Polito never adequately explained allegations of petty graft involving prized Red Sox vanity license plates that went to her family and friends.

And it ended with Vijay Singh, a three-time major winner, having to explain allegations of a lapse in professional conduct.

The Competition and Markets Authority said it had begun a review asking betting websites to explain allegations that they use "misleading promotions" and "unfair terms" to deceive customers.

A top US Senate Republican demanded on Tuesday that Facebook explain allegations that it suppressed conservative articles on users' homepages as part of a political agenda.

On Friday, Blatter was summoned to a board hearing in Zurich on Sunday to explain allegations against him from Bin Hammam, and he did not attend the final in London — a sure sign this hearing is serious business.

The British ambassador in Berlin was called in for a meeting at the German foreign ministry on Tuesday to explain allegations that Britain had been using its embassy to carry out covert electronic surveillance on Angela Merkel's government.

Here is a summary of today's key points: The British ambassador in Berlin has been called in for a meeting at the German foreign ministry to explain allegations that Britain has set up a spying operation in its embassy building.

Ryutaro Nonomura burst into tears when he was asked to explain allegations that he had misused public money for personal travel.

Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning gave a confusing response Sunday when pressed to explain allegations that a clinic sent NFL-banned performance-enhancing drugs to his house under his wife's name, first calling the reports "complete trash" and then distancing himself from his wife's prescriptions.

As I explained the allegations on Tuesday in my column on Mr. Rosenkranz and the penchant of C.E.O.'s for narcissism: The chief executive of Delphi Financial, Robert Rosenkranz, controls a 49.9 percent voting interest in the company.