Sentence examples for regularly alleged from inspiring English sources

Before the mass chemical weapons strike, opposition groups in frontline areas of Damascus had regularly alleged that fighters and citizens were dying of gas-like symptoms.

This contrasts sharply with Fernández who regularly alleged that the markets were punishing Argentina, at the same time as her administrations were frequently accused of capriciousness and lack of transparency.

The Obama administration continues to treat a prospective nuclear deal as what might be described as an asymmetric arms control agreement, whereby Iran gives up ambitions -- regularly alleged by American politicians and just as regularly denied by Tehran -- to develop nuclear weapons, and the United States gives up...well, not very much.

It is his persuasive charm that regularly ensures celebrities' alleged infidelities or other indiscretions are not exposed in the tabloids.

As previously reported by HuffPost, the company's former strategic partner manager for global influencers, Mark Luckie, alleged Facebook regularly removed the content of black users without notice and suspended their accounts indefinitely. .

Within the past decade, sex supplements have been implicated in over a dozen deaths—one of the most publicized recent cases being the 2013 death of a Kansas City man who took a "Stiff Nights" pill, a brand alleged to regularly contain prescription ED drugs.

Within the past decade, sex supplements have been implicated in over a dozen deaths—one of the most publicized recent cases being the 2013 death of a Kansas City man who keeled over after popping a "Stiff Nights" pill, a brand alleged to regularly contain prescription ED drugs.

The two met regularly, the indictment alleges, often at the Pentagon Officers Athletic Clubb, to discuss "foreign policy issues," particularly regarding a "Middle Eastern country" — Iran, by all accounts — and "its nuclear program".

Tapie is alleged to have regularly gone to the Elysée and the finance ministry to make his case heard over the settlement.

It alleged that guards regularly arranged fights between inmates in the yard on so-called "gladiator days," placing bets on the combatants and often opening fire on them for sport.

He was drugged regularly and instructed to slaughter alleged dissidents captured by senior officers.