Sentence examples for to allegation from inspiring English sources
noun
An assertion, especially an accusation, not necessarily based on facts.
- She put forth several allegations regarding her partner in hopes of discrediting his actions.
"We have had to listen to allegation after allegation, conspiracy after conspiracy, smear after smear," Mr. Cameron said, taking aim at the Labour Party.
Keeping quiet would lead to allegations of a cover-up.
The revelation leaves Daltrey open to allegations of hypocrisy.
That gives weight to allegations of selective justice.
But the allegations of sexual harassment amounted to allegations of wrongdoing of a very different sort.
We take seriously anything related to allegations of sexual abuse.
Im Tirtzu is no stranger to allegations of fascism.
And that is their response to allegations of sexism.
The case had similarities to allegations against Reckitt over Gaviscon.
That relates to allegations that Jordan-Barber, 39, was paid to provide information to the Sun newspaper.
It was the classic Chinese response to allegations it didn't want to discuss.
