Sentence examples for it would allegedly from inspiring English sources

Pro-Brexit campaigners insisted during the referendum campaign that all agricultural funding would be protected, as Westminster would equally redistribute the £350m a week it would allegedly save from no longer funding the EU.

The measure would have barred discrimination on the basis of race, age, military status, disability and 11 other categories, but all anyone could talk about was what it would allegedly do to public restrooms.

Even though this reform is supported by more than 90% of Americans, and even though 56 out of 100 senators voted in favour of it, the Republican minority prevented even a vote from being held on the bill because it would have allegedly violated the second amendment rights of "law-abiding Americans".

Its spongy surface would allegedly absorb the dye while the papillae remained pink and prominent.

There have even been media reports that the stadium might be demolished as that would allegedly cost less than maintaining it with no football matches there.

Redressability was met since forcing American Electric to decrease emissions would allegedly reduce global warming, even if it would not eliminate the problem.

It used to be that a new plan that would allegedly finance troubled debtors while they austeritied their way to recovery would buy six months of relative calm in the markets.

In fact, a ban would allegedly counteract trade instead of facilitating it, by creating new obstacles that did not exist previously.

PGR would allegedly receive information from Jiau and then pass it on to clients, including Freeman and Barai.

Antar would allegedly strap cash to his body and travel with it to Israel.

AID would allegedly enlist a disability-related nonprofit organization to file the lawsuit for it, in exchange for a promise of cash to the nonprofit group if the lawsuit was settled.