Sentence examples for of which alleged from inspiring English sources

Olmert's public standing was further weakened, however, by allegations of corruption, the most high-profile of which alleged that he had accepted large sums of money from an American businessman before his tenure as prime minister.

Olmert's weakened public standing was further damaged by allegations of corruption, the most high-profile of which alleged that before his tenure as prime minister he had accepted large sums of money from an American businessman.

Fulton's action concerned 28 articles published by the newspaper between August 2012 and January 2014, some of which alleged that he had been involved in illegality.

The newspaper has published a string of stories about the presenter, the most recent of which alleged that he was "out of control" and becoming "more volatile" than predecessor Clarkson.

"We're not making a leap here". Asked repeatedly for the "reports," Bounds provided three examples, none of which alleged that Obama had wanted to take members of the media to the hospital.

The Prosecution called the Trial Chamber's attention to paragraph 6 of the Croatia Indictment, paragraph 6 of the Bosnia Indictment, and paragraph 16 of the Kosovo Indictment, all of which alleged the forcible removal of non-Serbs from the territories in question.

It then followed up with an unusually candid list of grievances, which alleged, among other things, that he had had trouble giving up the reins.

The OSB media strategy was demonstrated definitively in the response to the now-notorious "burned hands" reports of January, which alleged that asylum seekers were mistreated when a boat was intercepted off the coast of Darwin.

Meanwhile, Jan Moir's deeply offensive piece about the death of Stephen Gately, which alleged – with no evidence – that there was "nothing 'natural' about Stephen Gately's death" – provoked an even greater response on Twitter.

The Wolf Hall analogy emerged last week in excerpts from a new biography of Charles which alleged that Clarence House was riddled with backstabbing and infighting akin to the Tudor monarch's household.

The Singles program has just had its first big hit: John Krakauer's "Three Cups of Deceit," which alleged that a very popular author and philanthropist was a fraud who had diverted the money given to his school-building charity to flying around on a private jet.