Sentence examples for make allegations that from inspiring English sources

They accused MPs on the committee of using parliamentary privilege to make allegations that would otherwise be subject to legal action.

"But when people from the outside choose to make allegations that are inaccurate, it could weaken things.

"We make allegations that this is not an isolated incident but a pattern of abuse and impunity at the border," Altholz told me.

"We make allegations that this is not an isolated incident but a pattern of abuse and impunity at the border," Roxanna told me.

Williams agreed that "the FBI has deliberately sown paranoia within social movements to create rifts" and that "it's vitally important that no one make allegations that they can't support with evidence".

On 31 January 2010, the Mail on Sunday reported that a book, "The End of the Party" written by the journalist Andrew Rawnsley, would make allegations that Brown had flown into a series of rages and had physically attacked members of his staff.

Mr. Naftalis criticized Mr. Freeh for "now making allegations that lack any factual or legal basis".

I'm just a person who has made allegations that haven't been proven".

And some people were making allegations that were completely and utterly untrue, that the Chinese government was going to control our firm.

"On both occasions she made allegations that are wholly untrue".

Mr Jones said the Welsh government would be "more than happy" to investigate cases, but accused Mrs Williams of making allegations that were not backed up by evidence.