Sentence examples for beyond the claims from inspiring English sources

Look beyond the claims on the front of packaged foods.

More important, the conspiracy is predicated on the belief that Wilson was a K.G.B. spy, for which there is simply no evidence beyond the claims of a Soviet defector, Anatoliy Golitsyn.

The inquiry into whether such features, asserted to be trade dress, are functional by reason of their inclusion in the claims of an expired utility patent could be aided by going beyond the claims and examining the patent and its prosecution history to see if the feature in question is shown as a useful part of the invention.

Beyond the hype, beyond the claims on the mission statement, what are the fundamental, atomic ingredients that have led to your success?

Beyond the claims that the Banda-branded lollipops being given out to potential voters by the MMD were made in China, the sheer scale of the ruling party's campaign has raised many eyebrows about funding sources.

Above and beyond the claims of logic, Weyl welcomed Brouwer's construction of the continuum by means of sequences generated by free acts of choice, thus identifying it as a "medium of free Becoming" which "does not dissolve into a set of real numbers as finished entities".

Some protesting southerners, moving beyond the claim that unification amounted to occupation, openly began questioning again the notion of Yemeni unification.

In this lecture, Bilal will go beyond the claim that ideas matter in Indian politics, and will identify which set of ideas, as well as how these ideas shape political behavior during a credibility crisis.

Here is a summary of the latest developments: Algeria Nearly 24 hours after Islamist gunmen stormed a natural gas pumping station, little was certain beyond the claim by a group calling itself the "Battalion of Blood" that it was still holding 41 foreign nationals – including Americans, Japanese and Europeans – deep in the Sahara, Reuters reports.

This goes far beyond the claim that there are genuine identities across worlds.

Beyond the claim that the division of functions is more economical, Plato gives no justification for this fateful decision, one that determines the social order in the state, as well as the nature of the virtues.