allegedly

Examples of alleged

alleged
It draws on important insights associated with other theodicies, but attempts to get past their alleged shortcomings.
His main charge concerns their alleged collusion with non-academic interests to effect acceptable heritage results, politically, economically, (re)presentationally.
His idea of a delegation going to coastal areas for alleged purpose of attracting investment may well be an excuse for a sight-seeing trip.
The alleged incoherence thus consists in being committed to holding that creatures are both continuants and non-continuants.
He hated modern society for its lack of order and its pluralism, diversities and contradictions and valued modern technology's alleged ability to overcome this chaos.
The two alleged successes have been the permanent reduction of in-ation and an improved productivity performance.
Many other examples, ranging from neighbours arguing over trespass to alleged thieves being prosecuted before sheriff courts, could be given.
The answer here is to admit that this alleged modalist is no heretic at all - at least, not on this count.
The still-living agents (and alleged agents) of the crimes cannot be included.
The extremely small number of police fatalities and by contrast the large number of alleged traffickers has left many observers suspicious of foul play.
So as things stand, the alleged counterexample is of no help to ex post prioritarians for it is inconsistent with a principle they themselves accept.
Clearly, my review should stand or fall on its merits, not some alleged rule invented by my two detractors.
It is imperative therefore that leaders of the indigenous community stop using arguments based on alleged 'paramountcy' to thwart consociational government.
Still, criterialism is hopeless, quite apart from any alleged connection it may or may not have to positivism.
It implied exclusion, though its meaning was sometimes stretched in the guilds to include liverymen to express their alleged common interest with wardens and assistants.
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