Sentence examples for sparked allegations from inspiring English sources

It also sparked allegations that football officials had taken bribes from ISL.

But the scale of the changes has sparked allegations of an inside job.

Vladimir Putin, the Russian President, sparked allegations of sexism when he criticised Mrs Clinton's comments comparing his actions to Hitler's.

His amazing performance, however, sparked allegations of doping, an illegal practice that had long been a problem at the Tour.

The revelations sparked allegations of hypocrisy from the Tories but Labour said the party would owe nothing to donors if it forms a government.

It explains why Klopp called for compromise at Liverpool over the ticket price row that sparked allegations of a different kind of greed at FSG from angry supporters.

She was one of four soldiers who died there between 1995 and 2002, sparking allegations of bullying and abuse.

Ms James was one of four soldiers who died at the barracks between 1995 and 2002, sparking allegations of bullying and abuse.

She was one of four soldiers who died at the barracks between 1995 and 2002, sparking allegations of bullying and abuse.

A pending decision in early October by world soccer body FIFA on whether to move the Qatar 2022 World Cup from summer to winter threatens to open debate on whether to deprive the Gulf state of its right to host one of the world's two largest sporting events and could spark allegations of an anti-Arab bias.

The violence was initially sparked by allegations that a gang of Rohingya men had raped an Arakanese woman.