Sentence examples for sufficiently alleged from inspiring English sources

Its suggestion that no "actual" harm was caused also fails to hold water: "As the Court has already found, there is no question that plaintiffs here has sufficiently alleged that intangible injury".

"While plaintiffs have offered some evidence that the online personal information at issue has some modicum of identifiable value to an individual plaintiff," explained Judge Sue Robinson [PDF], "plaintiffs have not sufficiently alleged that the ability to monetize their PII has been diminished or lost by virtue of Google's previous collection of it".

"While plaintiffs have offered some evidence that the online personal information at issue has some modicum of identifiable value to an individual plaintiff," declared Judge Robinson [PDF], "plaintiffs have not sufficiently alleged that the ability to monetize their PII has been diminished or lost by virtue of Google's previous collection of it".

"Plaintiffs have sufficiently alleged that the President is violating the Foreign and Domestic Emoluments Clauses of the Constitution by reason of his involvement with and receipt of benefits from the Trump International Hotel and its appurtenances in Washington, D.C., as well as the operations of the Trump Organization with respect to the same," Judge Peter Messitte ruled Wednesday.

The lawsuit, he said, "sufficiently alleges facts giving rise to an inference that these defendants were involved in setting Lehman's risk policies and knew that the statements concerning enforcement of risk management policies were false".

Beane wrote: "Although we hope otherwise and firmly believe that the shareholders have not plead a cause of action under federal securities laws, it may well be that [the federal judge hearing the case] rules… that the pleadings in the… case sufficiently allege a course of action against us".

But Public Interest Lawyers (PIL), which is acting for 192 Iraqis, say IHAT is not sufficiently independent to investigate alleged "systemic" human rights violations on a huge scale.

In a 14-page ruling, Judge Ronald Whyte criticized the indictment against the activists for failing to provide a sufficiently specific description of their alleged crimes.

Last year Villar Llona was fined 25,000 Swiss francs (£18,000) by Fifa's ethics committee for refusing to cooperate sufficiently with the Michael Garcia investigation into alleged corruption surrounding Russia's World Cup bid.

Finally, it is an open question to what extent alleged God-experiences are sufficiently detailed to provide grounds to the subject that they are of God.

The modalities to be put in place can replicate similar safeguards established in Data and Safety Monitoring Boards that have the responsibility to evaluate whether alleged adverse events are sufficiently compelling to stop a trial.