Sentence examples for responded to allegations from inspiring English sources

In other sexual assault cases, universities have, in fact, responded to allegations put forward by alleged rape victims without apparently violating any federal statutes.

Child sexual abuse victims have been waiting to hear Pell answer questions about the way the archdiocese of Melbourne responded to allegations of child sexual abuse, and about his alleged role in moving a paedophile priest in Ballarat between parishes while he was an assistant priest at Ballarat East from 1973 to 1983, a period when several Catholic priests sexually assaulted young boys.

Child sexual abuse victims have been waiting to hear Pell answer questions about the way the archdiocese of Melbourne responded to allegations of child sexual abuse, and about his alleged role in moving a pedophile priest in Ballarat between parishes, since Pell told the commission in May he would be willing to give evidence in person.

He contrasted how the military and the C.I.A. responded to allegations that strikes had killed civilians by mistake.

The prime minister's spokeswoman said that Downing Street had responded to allegations about Ian Cameron in the past.

On Monday, the prime minister's spokeswoman said Downing Street had responded to allegations about Cameron Sr in the past.

The government, adopting a "neither confirm nor deny" approach, is responding to allegations about the programmes on a hypothetical premise.

Others, like the World Bank, responding to allegations by CDM Watch, said projects in which they participated had strictly followed U.N. rules.

His government less than two months old, Mr. Ponta has had to devote an exceptional amount of time to responding to allegations of academic misdeeds.

At R & G on Thursday, Allan Jiang, 33, who said he was the receptionist, refused to name his supervisor or to respond to allegations.

"I don't have to respond to allegations from any old person and especially not from quasi-police publications devoted to causing trouble among the political classes".