Sentence examples for purportedly containing from inspiring English sources

In 2011, at a theatrical press conference in London, he handed discs purportedly containing information on the Cayman unit's clients to Julian Assange, Wikileaks' founder.

North-Rhine Westphalia is said to have paid €3.5m (£2.7m) for a CD purportedly containing the names of around 1,000 Germans with assets in the Zurich branch of Coutts.

The company acknowledged on Tuesday that it had suffered a huge security breach that led to pirated CD's, purportedly containing its entire database of five million customers, appearing on the streets of Moscow.

His new project, which will be broadcast on C4 next week, centres on the discovery of a real-life tomb purportedly containing the bones of Christ, as well as a neighbouring chest said to hold the remains of his son, one Judah.

In 2009, the brand introduced a portable "oxygen bubble," a sealed environment purportedly containing 99.9 percent pure air that has been used as a promotional gambit before red-carpet events; V.I.P. customers have also been receiving complimentary treatments in the bubble as it floats through various spas, boutiques and luxury department stores.

The documents state: "In one instance a bundle of ballot papers purportedly containing only votes cast for the First Respondent was assembled by corrupt members of the counting staff and actually consisted mostly of votes for other candidates, with only the top few ballot papers containing votes for the First Respondent".

The boxes purportedly contain undeveloped silver gelatin photographs.

The video shows Sarah picking up and carrying off a computer case that purportedly contained the $40,000.

Although Pfizer has not seen any documents from the US embassy in Nigeria regarding the federal government cases, the statements purportedly contained in such documents are completely false.

And Ross says that one of the reasons Lewis was able to do all this is that he used the S.W.A.T.S. antler spray, which purportedly contains insulin-like growth factor, or I.G.F.-1, which is related to human-growth hormone, and which is banned by the N.F.L. and other leagues as a performance enhancer.

In October 2006, after Torre was not fired after a first-round playoff exit, Rubenstein issued a release that purportedly contained a partial transcript of the very words that Steinbrenner said to his manager: "I have high expectations and I want to see enthusiasm, a fighting spirit and a team that works together.