Sentence examples for instead alleged that from inspiring English sources
Hosseinzadeh's initial suit focused less on the criticism per se, and instead alleged that the Kleins had infringed his copyright by featuring clips of one of his videos in their criticism.
Sources told TMZ that the rumors were false, but instead alleged that a too-controlling Rivera was jealous of women her former fiance worked with and met while touring. .
Sources told TMZ that the rumors were false, but instead alleged that a too-controlling Rivera was jealous of women her former fiance worked with and met while touring.
That doesn't make for a compelling diagnosis of monopoly, so critics instead allege that recipients of CPB funding are biased.
Meanwhile, some on the left have lied about Bolsonaro's proposals to abolish taxes for Brazilians who earn less than five times the minimum salary – around £977 a month – instead alleging that he intends to increase taxation on the poorest, Ortellado said.
Instead, the DoJ alleged that stolen money from 1MDB found its way to numerous associates of Prime Minister Najib, who subsequently went on a lavish spending spree across the world.
It is alleged that instead of ending the delays, Serco staff simply fiddled the paperwork, for example by recording the time that the van arrived at court as if that meant prisoners were ready to appear in the dock.
The indictment alleged that instead of paying the tax over to the state for rides taken in cabs that Freidman managed, he and Dumitru pocketed the money.
Dean alleged that Rahami was keeping the restaurant open too late, and wasn't letting customers use their bathroom, telling them instead to go around the corner.
Workers alleged that complaints resulted in dismissal.
In 2016, Loughlin's eldest daughter was preparing to apply for colleges, but federal prosecutors now allege that instead of leaving things to chance, the actress and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, used bribes to get their daughter into the University of Southern California.
