Sentence examples for frequent allegations from inspiring English sources

Additionally, there have been frequent allegations of police corruption".

Mugabe, 92, has ruled the country since independence from white minority rule in 1980, scoffing at frequent allegations of human rights violations.

"In order to further corroborate the frequent allegations of torture I've also added, a forensic study, which was conducted by an organisation in the UK that treats torture victims, called Freedom from Torture".

Although denounced as a traitor by his government and the subject of frequent allegations about his motives in some of the Israeli press, his actions have won him international support.

He later turned to a career in journalism, during which he earned the enmity of members of the upper class for his frequent allegations against them.

There were frequent allegations of corruption by Teamsters on the project, and the Anchorage Daily News won a Pulitzer Prize for a 15-part series on the rise of Local 959 and its influence on state politics.

Fangoria reviewed his book after the excerpt: "Tom Savini... calmly brushes off the frequent allegation tht [sic] he is, in effect, little more than a Vietnam-vet ghoul-freak who lucked into a lucrative outlet for his warped fantasies".

The statement came after Trump reiterated a frequent allegation of his on the campaign trail in recent days, that in endorsing the former secretary of state, Bernie Sanders made a deal with the devil.

This confirmed a frequent Indian allegation and made it probable that, at least for now, squabbles over territory and terrorism will dominate ties between the neighbours, not the prospect of increased trade and investment.

A number of scandals are enveloping the Russian Orthodox Church, a frequent target of allegations of corruption and involvement in politics.

"From 2009 to about 2013, there was a period of more frequent and severe allegations of abuse in a context of arms trafficking, more involvement by the Cameroon military, more poaching, war in nearby areas of the Central African Republic and an influx of refugees.