Sentence examples for claim means from inspiring English sources

All of this, the Richards claim, means that if the jury votes for death, their ordeal cannot be over.

But recent polls reveal a nation evenly divided over the issue, so Cohn-Bendit's claim means that nearly half the French population are fools.

Here, that claim means something more than usual: Capulalpam was where, in 2001, unregulated genetically modified (GM) corn was first found in Mexico.

Frederik Tylicki's 7lb claim means that Shotley Mac makes maximum appeal in the claimer (4.10) and gives Rainbow Bay a better chance in the 5.10.

Otherwise shoppers have to call or send e-mail to a company to ask what a claim means and what proof there is for it.

But to make that claim means invoking a whole heritage of moral education, especially pronounced during George W. Bush's Administration, in which better-educated people (often men) lectured less-educated ones (usually women) about the importance of abstinence and marriage.

Dermatologist's Verdict: "What does that claim mean?

We might also cut short the farce in which a claim meant to dismiss one document has to be thrown out when we see the next one.

DI beneficiaries may claim means-tested supplemental benefits if the combined income from the two pillars is not sufficient to cover basic needs.

What does such a claim mean?

In response Mr Boulton questioned if such a claim meant the mayor had "strayed into unknown and dangerous territory".