Sentence examples for generally alleged from inspiring English sources

The evidence that was presented in Buckley was found by the Supreme Court to be "at best... the testimony of several minor-party officials that one or two persons refused to make contributions because of the possibility of disclosure," and therefore failed to persuade the Supreme Court that "the substantial public interest... outweighs the harm generally alleged".

The complaints about Kavanaugh generally alleged that he lied during his nomination proceedings, made "inappropriate partisan statements that demonstrate bias and a lack of judicial temperament" and was disrespectful to the Senate Judiciary Committee during his September hearing, the panel's decision noted.

The lawsuits generally allege that the issuers and underwriters, including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, misstated the owner occupancy percentage and loan-to-value ratio for the pool of loans included in the mortgage-backed securities and falsely certified that the lenders complied with proper loan underwriting procedures.

The litigation generally alleges directors breached their fiduciary duty to auction the company to the highest bidder.

The lawsuits leading to these orders generally allege systematic misdeeds, including omission of income and inflation or outright fabrication of deductions.

Charges are usually dropped, generally when the alleged victim refuses to testify, as Teena Brandon, whose history was to cut and run in the face of trouble, might well have done.

These are generally natural mineral baths, alleged to have curative powers, or at least health-enhancing properties.

R. Kelly, Cosby, and other alleged sexual abusers generally construct a narrative of victimization at the hands of the media.

In a country where trial standards are generally low, most people cannot see why alleged war criminals should be treated any better.

And, while the Constitution assigns courts the duty generally to review executive detentions that are alleged to be illegal, the Constitution does not specifically contemplate any role for courts in the conduct of war, or in foreign policy generally.

Everything in a consent order is alleged, not proven, and the commission generally takes a "kitchen sink" sort of approach toward creating these consent orders and accompanying staff reports.