Sentence examples for claim of a return from inspiring English sources

The claim of a return to the 1930s is political hyperbole.

"By insisting on a Jewish right of return to Sheikh Jarrah, Israel is opening the 1948 file and strengthening the Palestinian claim of a right of return to Israel".

Last fall he said Palestinians should give up their claim of a right to return to homes in Israel.

Asked if he would then give up his claim of a "right of return" to his family home outside Ashkelon, in what became Israel in 1948, Mr. Abu Shanab, said, "No".

Mukherjee is cautious about this claim and its intimations of a return to long-discredited "Lamarckian" views of evolution driven by "acquired characteristics".

Mr. Diller, after all, is the man who can claim credit for a return of 472percentt on USA Network's shares since August 1995 -- compared with a return of 101percentt in the Nasdaq composite index and 59percentt in the S.& P. entertainment index.

But Murray insists former chief executive Charles Green would not be welcome back at the club after the latter claimed he harboured hopes of a return.

Gryn is baffled by the Palestinian claims of a right of return: "I know it's not politically correct to compare victims of the Holocaust with Palestinian victims, but it never occurred to my family that we could be eligible to reclaim my grandfather's vineyards in the Ukraine, his glass factory in Carlsbad or his property in Budapest".

Harvard's green campus loan programme, which lends money interest-free to departments to green themselves with energy-efficient kitchen equipment or lighting upgrades, claims a return on investment of 33% better than Harvard's endowment.

And we have not yet dealt with the Palestinian claim of "return" for refugees.

The result is that his claim of wanting to return NU to its core purpose and away from party politics rings hollow to many followers.