Sentence examples for may allege from inspiring English sources

We do so regardless of what the press may allege or others may claim.

Some may allege errors in Piketty's work, but their assertions are inherently fallacious.

Some may allege that "politically correct" selection procedures give women an advantage which might not occur in the more cut-throat private sector.

For example, an inventor may allege that another company has manufactured a product that falls within the scope of his patent.

Others may allege voter suppression or electoral fraud.

Housman's own business can hardly be said to have flourished, yet, as he went on to say, "we must make up our minds to risk something," and so he did, whatever his detractors may allege.

The suit may also allege age discrimination.

Leonard B. Sand, the federal district judge presiding in the trial, agreed, quoting an earlier decision which held that a conspiracy "may be alleged as broadly as the conspiracy really was".

The present analysis was prompted by a desire to analyse the possible presence of ethnic or sexual bias in clinical examiners in general, and to assess the potential for such analysis to be used to support the investigation of individual examiners who may be alleged to have displayed such bias by individual candidates.

A woman who police allege may have been gang-raped inside the Australian-run detention centre on Manus Island has demanded her alleged attackers be returned to Papua New Guinea to face questioning.

Iranian verbal attacks, if purposefully stepped up (and backed with smuggled weapons, as the Saudis allege), may further inflame opinion in Eastern Province and Bahrain, leading to bigger, destabilising demonstrations.