Sentence examples for underlying allegation from inspiring English sources

But Stephen Gillers, a New York University law professor and an expert on professional ethics, said that while the result was not surprising, "the underlying allegation is disturbing because if the courts we now know will not protect the parishioner by recognizing a legal claim, we run the risk of deterring members of the public from confiding in their priests, ministers and rabbis".

But the Trump administration chose to act before these samples could be processed, perhaps afraid that their results would not sustain the underlying allegation of the employment of Sarin by the Syrian air force.

"The investigation was never accorded the resources which the underlying allegations warranted and should have dictated," the report said.

'We learned about the underlying allegations yesterday and are assisting and fully cooperating with the S.E.C. and other agencies in these proceedings".

As a consequence, we are going to consider what legal recourse we have to obtain the information underlying these allegations".

Doing just this much reverse-engineering of The Post's story hints at the reportorial girth underlying the allegations.

His own behavior — from the changing stories to the unsubstantiated allegations to the employment of a completely incompetent chief of staff — really renders any questions about the underlying sexual harassment allegations moot.

However, defence lawyers filed an emergency motion late on Saturday requesting it be delayed, saying the 71-year-old "has had no involvement with the facts or allegations underlying this case".

"The magistrate judge informs the person of the charge against them but not the factual allegations underlying the charge".

The Chamber cites this as an example of overzealous prosecution because "the questionable payments underlying the FCPA allegations appear to have been made almost entirely outside the United States".

11 35 a.m.: This post has been updated to reflect that Wells Fargo did not admit or deny the allegations underlying the settlement.