Sentence examples for and the claiming of from inspiring English sources

Throughout his career, Mr. Stingel's installation pieces have expanded painting's physical borders in starkly efficient ways, including the unfurling of great expanses of carpet on either wall or floor and the claiming of them, often convincingly, as paintings.

The EU had refused to accept the American arguments that the Kyoto targets should be met through the use of more flexible mechanisms, notably the free trading of emission rights (including trading between countries) and the claiming of credit for forest and agricultural "sinks" that absorb carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas.

Which scenario that eventually will guide the future of Europe is – of course – a matter of politics, political contestations and the claiming of rights.

Mr Fallon said the movement of people and the claiming of welfare would be "one of the key areas where we need to see reform".

Some scholars point out that dispute formation refers to the naming of disputes in terms of facts and attributes, the blaming of others, and the claiming of rights from self-identified offenders (Felstiner et al. 1980 1981; Cheng and Wu 2010).

So what goes on in the hours between an act of terror and the claiming of responsibility?

And so began the claiming of Synge by his two co-directors.

It is a matter of debate in both politics and research whether the claiming of social benefits equates to poverty.

Of course a building consists of more than its skin and the claims of its makers.

These results call into question previous results using older voice engines and the claims of the voice effect.

The historical whodunnit, and the claims of data theft, turn on the origin of those measurements.