Sentence examples for make false allegations from inspiring English sources

Anonymity was in place because women were commonly believed to make false allegations against men.

Mr Ecclestone denies paying a bribe and says Mr Gribkowsky threatened to make false allegations about his tax affairs if the money had not been paid.

Johnson's re-election campaign said Livingstone had chosen to make "false allegations" about Johnson's tax record, despite the mayor telling him personally that they were untrue.

Jo Edwards, the chair of the legal body, commented: "As our research findings show, the current system is causing couples to make false allegations in court in order to have their divorce finalised within a reasonable time.

No doubt this reflected a concern in society at large, namely that there is a risk to suspects that someone will make false allegations they will find impossible to disprove.

"We are concerned that using the presence of domestic violence as a proxy for the most important cases will lead to a perverse incentive to make false allegations of such violence," the select committee warned.

Corbacho Daudinot alleges that Puig and his mother made false allegations against him to demonstrate Puig's allegiance to the Cuban government because Puig wanted to be reinstated into the country's top baseball league and national team program.

She makes false allegations of rape.

They also demanded that those making false allegations be punished.

During the same period there were 35 prosecutions for making false allegations of rape, six for making false allegation of domestic violence and three for making false allegations of both rape and domestic violence.

He made false allegations that Alvin had been having sexual relations with a child.