Sentence examples for which allegations from inspiring English sources

The ICC prosecutor noted that "[t]his is the first time the prosecutor is opening an investigation in which allegations of sexual crimes far outnumber alleged killings".

"We've had experience dealing with other institutions against which allegations, serious allegations, had been made.

A world in which allegations Prime Minister David Cameron "put a private part of his anatomy" into a dead pig's mouth while at university exist.

The committee has been accused of being soft on members of Congress, while some lawmakers have complained that the ethics office has been overly aggressive and inconsistent in deciding which allegations to pursue and which to ignore.

In the final stages of the war, tens of thousands of stranded civilians were killed in a three-month onslaught, in which allegations emerged of war crimes being committed by both sides.

Nevsun also rejected the UN's findings: "A recent UN commission report included some sensational and unbelievable human rights allegations with respect to the Bisha Mine, which allegations were made without visiting either the mine or the country," said Davis.

It remains unclear to which allegation the new information given to the police refers.

A number of historical sex abuse allegations have emerged since 3 October, when ITV broadcast a programme which made allegations about former BBC DJ and TV presenter Jimmy Savile.

Mr Anwar denied the charge, which recalled allegations made in 1998 and later thrown out.

He later served as head of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee, which investigated allegations of human rights abuses during the apartheid era.

Nelson Mandela appointed Tutu head of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which investigated allegations of human rights abuses during the apartheid era.