Sentence examples for straightforward allegations from inspiring English sources

There may be further straightforward allegations to come.

"This is the best and most straightforward manner of addressing an allegation against a priest," he said.

Labor and the Greens called on the government on Wednesday to be straightforward when answering questions about the payment allegations.

So-called "quid pro quo" cases, in which a supervisor demands sexual favours in exchange for wage-rises or promotions, sound as if they should be straightforward; but finding the truth of such allegations is usually hard work.

Instead of responding with a straightforward denial (now belatedly issued), it described the allegations as "ancient history".

"People need to understand that investigating allegations of CSE is not perhaps as straightforward as other inquiries.

The basic allegations of the emerging case are fairly straightforward: Before the kill, Palmer paid Bronkhorst and Ndlovu as much as $55,000 to arrange the hunt.

With every new allegation of malfeasance, the possibility of a straightforward sentencing for Dekraai seemed to grow more remote.

Boyd strongly denies the allegations, insisting that union organizers were frank, open, and straightforward in their dealings with postdocs.

Our pretty straightforward question, "is there someone we can talk to about the allegations", was met with a mixture of "ums," "urrs," and eventually a pretty hurried "call back later".

The royal household has suffered enough embarrassment in recent legal actions but the allegations about assaults at Clarence House or Paul Burrell's over-hyped "revelations" were more complex than this seemingly straightforward case of confidence breach and copyright infringement.