Sentences with phrase «may said the allegations»

Mrs May said the allegations about Cambridge Analytica were «concerning» and said she hoped those involved cooperated with the Information Commissioner's inquiries.

A spokesman for British Prime Minister Theresa May said the allegations were «clearly very concerning.»

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In an interview with Business Insider, Akshay Kumar — one of the most famous actors in Bollywood — said sexual misconduct is «everywhere» and that the allegations against entertainment stars in the US may encourage other women around the world to speak up.

Trump said on Wednesday that he is terminating the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, created in May to investigate voting fraud allegations.

Fitzgerald said last week that she did not recall receiving an email in May 2015 that detailed an attempt to discredit a police whistleblower whose allegations of widespread misconduct in the force cost her predecessor his job as justice minister.

In his letter of resignation to May, he said there had been many allegations about lawmakers in recent days, including «some about my previous conduct.»

Out of respect for her, I wouldn't feel comfortable responding to a supposed allegation she may have said coming from a Bloomberg Businessweek reporter when I have absolutely zero evidence of an allegation being made.»

Fabiani says: «In May 2017, Mr. Pishevar was detained briefly in London in connection with an alleged sexual assault, an allegation he categorically denied.

After all the allegations, criticism, clarifications, and debates, it is hard to say how many users will really take a stock of the situation and may start avoiding facebook.

Reacting to the allegations, Prime Minister Theresa May said she was «appalled», adding she will work to ensure women are «genuinely» respected.

Andrew Wood, Tower Hamlet's Councillor for Canary Wharf Ward replied to May's Tweet and said: «There were specific allegations in Times report which we still do not know whether true or not.

Ministers have been careful not to respond to any allegations about Russia's involvement - something President Putin has denied - other than to say that the Foreign Office has asked the Kremlin for any information that may be useful to the investigation.

«Well, it may well have been,» he said, when asked if the allegations amounted to eavesdropping by any other name, and added that there were two key issues that the Tories would need to address.

A New York judge said that a defamation lawsuit against President Donald Trump related to an allegation that he sexually harassed a former «Apprentice» contestant may go forward.

Business Secretary Vince Cable said he was «particularly troubled» at allegations that HSBC may have helped wealthy clients evade tax «more recently».

«Someone who may know [how to file an ethics complaint] is a person who has had allegations made against them for threatening to throw a reporter off the rotunda after the State of the Union address, for FEC filings,» he said.

«Someone who may know is a person who has had allegations made against them for threatening to throw a reporter off the rotunda after the State of the Union address, for FEC filings,» he said.

Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has said that allegations of phone hacking and corruption may be «very dangerous indeed» for Rupert Murdoch's media empire.

Lerner says it appears the Assembly may have violated its own policies against sexual harassment, which require that any allegations of sexual harassment against an Assembly member be sent to the ethics committee.

Newsday reported on May 3, 2016, that as Bellone weighed whether to appoint Burke as Suffolk police chief in 2011, he said he was sent an anonymous list of allegations «with disturbing information» about Burke, the story said.

«The exhibit as a whole may be interpreted by potential jurors as the Court's celebration of criminal convictions in significant cases, and particularly cases involving allegations of public corruption,» said the letter filed by Daniel Gitner, a lawyer for former energy company executive Peter Kelly, a co-defendant.

As long as the law maintains only a hazy line between, on the one hand, verifiable allegations of fact and, on the other hand, expressions of opinion, speakers and writers remain unsure about what they may and may not say.

Furthermore, Banire, (SAN), however said «While protesting my innocence, and will therefore do everything within legal limits to defend myself, I have, from the first instance, become aware of the allegation, offered my full cooperation to the EFCC and will continue to cooperate with, and give it all the assistance it may require of me in the course of its ongoing investigation into the matter.

Mrs May further said that the report found no evidence of a paedophile ring beyond the care system, which was the basis of the rumours that followed the original police investigation and, indeed, one of the allegations made in the past week.

It is said to contain extraordinary and unverified allegations about various backbenchers, ministers - and two members of Theresa May's current cabinet.

Yesterday home secretary Theresa May announced a review of Sedwill's review, saying that although it was carried out «in good faith» the seriousness of the allegations meant «the public need to have complete confidence in the integrity of the investigation's findings».

He said, «Nigerians may also recall the several allegations of corruption made against prominent APC members that the anti-graft agency has not attended to.

«If somebody comes in to a police station and makes an allegation clearly of the most trivial character they nevertheless have to record it, to investigate it, go through a process of dealing with it which may involve going round and confronting the person against whom the trivial allegation has been made,» he said.

Three people familiar with the firings said that Tuffey and Sardinia were among several Thruway Authority officials who were interviewed last year by Inspector General Catherine Leahy - Scott, whose office was probing allegations that a high - ranking authority official may have used a government - issued cellphone to place calls to a suspected prostitute.

He said Cuomo hasn't done enough to take on corruption, and predicted that Cuomo himself «may be indicted» following allegations that his administration meddled with an anti-corruption commission.

Asked if that may have informed the limited way in which Clegg and his then chief of staff, Danny Alexander, handled the allegations in 2008, she said: «He [Rennard] has been instrumental in making and breaking their careers so far.»

Lerner says it appears the Assembly may have violated its own policies against sexual harassment, which require that any allegations of sexual harassment against an Assemblymember be sent to the ethics committee.

Theresa May, speaking during Prime Minister's Questions earlier, said the allegations were «clearly very concerning» and should be «properly investigated».

Badeh's loyalists said having discovered that the allegations for which he was detained for more than one month before being charged to court were flimsy, as they were all based on his tenure as Chief of Air Staff, and not the celebrated arms scandal, allegedly committed when he was Chief of Defence Staff, the EFCC may have hatched the $ 1m story so as to keep the Badeh matter alive.

Following allegations made by Mr. Cohen against the outside auditing firm Nawrocki Smith, which was working with the state comptroller as well as several town officials in untangling the town's finances, Mr. Bernard wrote Ira McCracken, a chief examiner for the office of the State Comptroller, in May, asking if someone from his office had ever sent a letter to Zachary Cohen saying that Mr. Cohen was correct in one of his criticisms of Nawrocki Smith.

-- May, 2018, resignation statement after The New Yorker reported allegations by four women who say they were slapped and choked by Schneiderman

In the Commons, Theresa May echoed the words of Assistant Commissioner John Yates on BBC Radio 4 this morning, saying that the Met would now be looking into the New York Times» allegations, writes political editor Gary Gibbon.

Prime Minister Theresa May will not interfere with the official process of approving her predecessor David Cameron's resignation honours list despite allegations of cronyism, Downing Street has said.

«Those are allegations, they're complaints, they may or may not be valid complaints,» said Debbie Baldwin, the commission's environmental manager.

A review by KPMG cleared the dating site of these allegations, but said that Cupid's staff were not clearly identified, which may have led to some confusion.

MIAMI — The largest operator of online schools in the United States is being investigated by the Florida Department of Education over allegations the company may employ teachers who are not properly certified, a state official said on Tuesday.

Sanders» letter said the Exxon revelations «raise serious allegations of a misinformation campaign that may have caused public harm similar to the tobacco industry's actions — conduct that led to federal racketeering convictions.»

Prime Minister Theresa May today said she will not allow an «industry of vexatious allegations» against UK troops over claims of abuse in Iraq.

This Answer will either admit or deny the allegations of your complaint; it may even say that other parties are at fault for your injuries and should be added to the lawsuit.

The amended complaint may not contain «conclusory allegations and extended legal and philosophical arguments» that don't advance Sevier's claims, Furse said.

In other instances, while signs may be obvious, nursing homes may deny allegations of abuse or even say your loved one caused his or her own injuries.

However, simply saying that you attempted to defend yourself may not cause the allegations of assault to disappear.

However, «if the allegations, if true, will rattle the cage of headquarters, then there may be a reason to do it the American way,» says Dowling.

«You may say to your clients «the stakes are higher and if we don't decide if immunity is available and make that decision you may be facing a situation where you have to contest the allegations or face potential individual liability,»» Szentesi says.

Labour's deputy leader, Tom Watson, said on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that Prime Minister Theresa May needs to ensure the commission has all it takes to investigate the allegations.