Sentence examples for claim changes from inspiring English sources

Ministers claim changes to the cap contained in the forthcoming employment and welfare benefits bill will deliver fairness for the taxpayer "while continuing to provide support for those in greatest need".

The Tories said Mr Miliband's claim "changes nothing".

Its title is "Step Back From the Baggage Claim: Change the World, Start at the Airport".

To those who claim change is impossible, I respond with one word, the most powerful word in the English language.

Yet while many other industries might plaster their marketing with eco-friendly claims, changes to Champagne, as with so much else in France, are being made discreetly.

The claimed changes were higher (more frequent and more substantial) in urban (91.8%) than in rural sites (3.8%, p<0.001), higher than changes made by their counterparts in Thailand (7 ), and confirmed by reports after the 2004 outbreaks (8, 9 ).

Their rise, Ewing claims, changed prog's traditionally male fanbase: "Loads of girls like heavy metal".

Kuper claims change is brought about via the ballot box, not mass movements - although there are exceptions.

This quote from a hundred years ago shows that claiming change is afoot – bringing obsolescence and wholesale disruption in the law market – is a century-old phenomenon.

We also tested whether smaller thresholds ("at least one claim") or higher thresholds ("at least 100 claims") changed the results.

The first UKIP MP elected to Westminster claimed change was coming as he arrived at the House Of Commons to take up his seat.