Sentence examples for recorded allegations from inspiring English sources

Asked about the fact the Essex police had recorded allegations about Daynes on the database, LaFave said: "It's just another blow.

In that same year, a UN special rapporteur on human rights recorded allegations that more than 100 women and young girls had been raped by soldiers in the previous three years, including 47 cases of gang rape.

Thus last year there were 2,689 convictions recorded, a rate of 7.5% of recorded allegations by adults and children.

Convictions in court compared with recorded allegations halved in four years.

"Equally, the police must not hide behind statistics and must recognise that actual recorded allegations of racism are probably an indication of much wider disaffection and dissatisfaction.

As such, the conviction rate in 2015-16 was 7.5% of recorded allegations, not 11%, and the rate in 2011-12 was 15%, not nearly 24%.

Dianne Whitfield, chief policy officer at Coventry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre (Crasac), stressed the importance of recording allegations.

Zellick said that recording statistics on sexual violence could be made mandatory without the need for legislation and that it was important to record allegations and outcome.

This week Lord Triesman, an establishment figure who chaired the English bid until he was recorded making allegations about rival bidders' propriety, gave his version to MPs.

Unsurprisingly, those that recorded all allegations, as opposed to some, tended to record higher numbers, with double rather than single figures.

London's Metropolitan Police said on October 9th that they had recorded two allegations of rape and six more of indecent assault on girls between 13 and 16 years old, with up to 25 possible victims identified.