Sentence examples for withdraw allegations from inspiring English sources

Nor are there lawyers available, so women are often pressured to withdraw allegations.

Goldsmith has declined to withdraw allegations that Brittan was an abuser, which he made in the Commons in November 2014 under parliamentary privilege.

At the end of the meeting it issues a statement defending Gilligan's report and calling on Mr Campbell to withdraw allegations of bias against the BBC and its journalists.

He will also seek to withdraw allegations "regarding the estate," THR reports.

Mann also points out that in 1986 Corbyn asked Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens to withdraw allegations of child abuse in Islington and make a public apology.

Lawyers also pointed out how the prosecution's key witnesses withdrew allegations on which the prosecution's case was founded.

PIL withdrew allegations of unlawful killings arising out of one incident, a firefight in May 2004 known as the battle of Danny Boy, although an inquiry continues to examine allegations that a number of insurgents taken prisoner at that time were mistreated.

A South African delegate to the annual World Social Forum in Bombay has withdrawn allegations that Serajuddin Desai, a senior judge in the Cape Town High Court and also a delegate, raped her in his hotel room on Saturday, the Press Trust of India news agency reported.

So indignant were the MPs during Monday's inquisition into football's alleged corruption and inadequacies – in which Damian Collins, the committee's acting chairman, used parliamentary privilege to repeat previously withdrawn allegations against Warnock – that they did not always seem to hear the answers they received.

"I now regret making the allegations and unreservedly withdraw these allegations".

George Osborne should now publicly withdraw these allegations and apologise".