Sentence examples for significant alleged from inspiring English sources

Thousands in Uganda are watching the Ongwen trial in The Hague on screens set up by the ICC at viewing sites in the four locations where the most significant alleged crimes were committed.

Al-Zarooni could lose his training licence in one of the most significant alleged doping scandals in recent racing history.

Nasralla and the Alliance appealed to observers from the European Union and the Organization of American States, which alleged significant irregularities.

The present-day South Yorkshire police force itself and the Police Federation also argued that Liverpool supporters outside the Leppings Lane end could be found to have contributed to the disaster because "a significant minority" were alleged to have been drunk and "non-compliant" with police orders to move back.

Scotland Yard reopened its investigation into phone hacking today – four years after the only convictions in the case – after the News of the World passed on "significant new information" alleged to implicate one of the paper's top executives in the practice.

The group also alleged significant irregularities before the poll.

"The plaintiff states have alleged significant harms to their sovereign interests caused by another state," Thomas wrote.

Asked how he could say that with certainty, Mr Danczuk said Sir Cyril had been identified as attending Elm Guest House in south-west London, adding: "[This is] where it is alleged other significant paedophiles attended".

This was significant because the prosecution alleged that he had used the bicycle to cycle between his cottage and the farmhouse on the night of the murders.

That last fact is significant because police allege that twice in a week Leaf walked into a home without permission and walked out with drugs that are illegal without a prescription.

…the Order alleges significant harm to service providers, but cites absolutely nothing to prove it.