Sentence examples for claim captive from inspiring English sources
Critics claim captive life is stressful due to these factors and the requirement to perform circus tricks that are not part of wild killer whale behavior.
The only creatures in California matching that description are the ten at SeaWorld San Diego.Advocates claim that captive orcas die young, and that conditions at SeaWorld can make them aggressive.
The government and China's farm lobby claim that captive breeding promotes wildlife conservation.
This is the second time SeaWorld has been sued in less than three weeks after a similar lawsuit was filed in California in March which alleged the company was misleading the public by claiming the captive orcas were happy.
It is the second time SeaWorld has been sued in less than three weeks, after a similar class action lawsuit was filed in California last month alleging the company is misleading the public by claiming its captive killer whales, or orcas, are happy and thriving.
In a single photograph or video, the claim that captive-bolt horse slaughter is humane is refuted.
It claimed the captives had "been taken to safe areas and are being investigated".
But the Israelis used British passports to kill that man in Dubai last year". Rebel leaders said claimed the captives had been treated well and would be released as soon as the British government vouched for their identity with the rebel command.
The Iroquois claimed these captives as war spoils, since they were not part of the fort's garrison, and prepared to kill some of them in retaliation for their own losses.
In days leading up to the inauguration, guerrilla offensives razed the main military and police bases for counter-narcotics operations at Miraflores, killing and wounding scores of Colombians, and bringing to 210 the number of security forces that the rebels claim to hold captive.
Local media reports claim she was held captive by a man named as Wolfgang Priklopil, a communications technician who committed suicide last night by throwing himself in front of a train while on the run from the police.
