Sentence examples for calling claims from inspiring English sources

"Our company could not possibly have caused the extreme swings in energy prices," he told the commission, calling claims against index funds "self-serving statistical gibberish".

In a statement, the Morton County Sheriff's Department said it is not using Facebook check-ins to surveil protesters, calling claims to the contrary "absolutely false".

Mr Murdoch called claims of hacking and payments to police officers "deplorable and unacceptable".

A State Department official called claims of American manipulation in the electoral process "absolutely absurd".

These are called "claims data," and they are far less accurate than actual patient health records.

In a statement, Mr Murdoch called claims of hacking and payments to police officers "deplorable and unacceptable".

But now it looks to have benefited him, he calls claims Russia played any role in the election "ridiculous".

In a statement, the Russian foreign ministry called claims of a chemical-weapons attack a "hoax" designed to protect "terrorists".

In the social choice literature situations of allocating burdens are called "claims problems".

Syria called claims it had used chemical weapons "a caravan of lies".

Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste, currently on trial in Egypt, has called claims that he aided the banned Muslim Brotherhood "preposterous".