Sentence examples for prevent allegations from inspiring English sources

Many superinjunctions relate to prominent footballers to prevent allegations about their private lives being published.

In its meeting with the mayor yesterday, the group distributed copies of a code of ethics it had adopted that was clearly intended to prevent allegations of bribery and back-room dealing from arising, like the charges that surfaced a year ago against officials in Salt Lake City.

Labour MP Mr Danczuk, who has been pressing Lord Brittan to reveal what he knew about the dossier's contents, is calling for a "Hillsborough-style" inquiry to prevent allegations involving politicians being "swept under the carpet".

Amari, 66, said he was resigning to prevent the allegations from distracting attention from the administration's attempts to pull Japan out of chronic deflation.

And in the aftermath of the inquiry the BBC carried out a root-and-branch review of its news processes designed in part to prevent serious allegations being aired without the right to reply.

Although the mother's name was never on the state list, there was a public outcry resulting from the case, and Gov. George E. Pataki and the Legislature changed the registry rules to prevent unfounded allegations from being expunged until 10 years after the 18th birthday of the youngest child in the alleged abuser's family.

And this doesn't even begin to touch controversial issues like outcomes-based medicine, which might mean fewer mammograms, CT scans, and other procedures that irradiate us often unnecessarily as the doctor either tries to prevent malpractice allegations or perhaps even owns the imaging center.

Two years later it emerged that News International had agreed a series of confidential out-of-court settlements which had prevented more allegations being aired.

We do not live in a victim-friendly society, so it is not surprising that there is more information on USA Swimming's Safe Sport site about preventing false allegations than information about creating an environment in which victims feel safe reporting the crimes against them.

These prevent the disputed allegations being repeated until a case is resolved.

Danczuk, who has investigated claims of abuse by the former Liberal MP Cyril Smith, has called for a "Hillsborough-style" inquiry to prevent child abuse allegations involving politicians being "swept under the carpet".