Sentences with phrase «alleged invasion»

The phrase "alleged invasion" implies that there is a claim or accusation that an invasion has occurred, but it has not yet been proven or confirmed. It suggests that there are doubts or uncertainty surrounding the event that is being referred to as an invasion. Full definition
U.S. Senate candidate and Wisconsin state Sen. Leah Vukmir (R.) said Thursday that she is considering legal responses to alleged invasions of privacy that occurred in a sweeping investigation of Gov. Scott Walker's (R. Wis.) campaign.
He was quoted to have said in the interview that he got intelligence from Nnamdi Kanu's relative that he has travelled abroad following questions about his whereabouts since the Nigerian army's alleged invasion of kanu's home.
The leadership of the Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUJ, has called on the Federal Government to investigate the alleged invasion and brutalization of teachers of the...
The Assistant Director Army Public Relations 14 Brigade Nigerian Army, Major Oyegoke Gbadamosi in a statement on Sunday evening said the alleged invasion is far from the truth.
The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, kogi state polytechnics chapter has called on President Muhammadu Buhari and the chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Tukur Buratai to institute a high powered investigation into the alleged invasion and brutalization of students and staff of the institution by some soldiers on the order of the state government.
The leadership of the Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUJ, has called on the Federal Government to investigate the alleged invasion and brutalization of teachers of the Federal Government Girls College, Calabar, Cross Rivers State, by officials of the Department of State Services, DSS.
The army operation in the South - East states — Operation Python Dance II — which started on September 15 and will last till October 14, generated a lot of controversies with the alleged invasion of the residence of the Indigenous People of Biafra's leader, Nnamdi Kanu.
Her lawsuit alleged defamation but went back the theory of wrongful dismissal and the idea that her employer could have done a better job protecting her from the alleged invasion of privacy she endured at the hands of a coworker.
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