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.
It is alleged that they tend to favor staff who originate from the same region.
Or, if it be alleged that these may transgress the limits of possible life and propagation, we might, at least, have nations of human beings without nails upon their fingers, with more or fewer fingers and toes than ten, some with one eye, others with one ear, with one nostril, or without the sense of smelling at all.
In other instances, violations may have been alleged but not proven.
Ministers have been asked to investigate the police infiltration of a cell of animal rights activists responsible for a firebombing campaign after questions were raised about the ethics of an operation that, it was alleged, may have involved an undercover spy planting an incendiary device in a department store.
The injustice or oppression at issue need not be real; it may be merely alleged (by the terrorists).
In 2007, a Commission of Inquiry cited police training manuals, still in use in the 80s and 90s, that rape may be falsely alleged "due to fear of pregnancy or as an excuse for being late home".
It may be reasonably alleged, therefore, that our results may somewhat underestimate the effect of adjuvant systemic treatments.
Recently, it is alleged, underwriters may have awarded IPO shares in return for a promise that, if the shares did well after the IPO, the client would give the underwriter a slice of the profits by making extra trades in other shares to generate an agreed amount of commissions.
It was alleged the windows may have been shot out but Rio 2016's security director Luiz Fernando Corrêa said a rock, not a bullet, was to blame.
