Sentences with phrase «alleging in a newspaper article»

He was later suspended by the party after comparing Corbyn's allies to Hitler's stormtroopers, alleging in a newspaper article that he had been smeared as a Jewish donor to the party.

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In a series of articles about the case, the newspaper alleged that the Christian girl's foster carers stopped her eating bacon, confused her by speaking Arabic and took away her crucifix necklace.

Manchester United footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has started libel proceedings over a newspaper article alleging he was fined # 8,000 ($ 10,506) in one day for using his mobile phone during training.

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In fact, the article by Curtis Wilkie of the newspaper's Washington bureau alleged, the Carters planned to enroll Amy in one of the area's private academies if the President had won re-electioIn fact, the article by Curtis Wilkie of the newspaper's Washington bureau alleged, the Carters planned to enroll Amy in one of the area's private academies if the President had won re-electioin one of the area's private academies if the President had won re-election.

I mentioned energy because of the «debate» on this thread in relation to a newspaper article about the alleged ineffectiveness of the insulation program regarding ghg emission reduction.

It appeared that the petitioner was not in the military service of the United States, but was held in custody by military authority for trial before a military commission upon charges founded upon the publication of articles alleged to be incendiary and libelous, in a newspaper of which he was editor.