Sentence examples for claim of doing from inspiring English sources

It's easy to believe his claim of doing what comes naturally.

For instance, last September it said the Iranian contractor, who allegedly first saw the P-2 plans in 2002, made considerable research progress "within a short period," which seemed to undermine Iran's claim of doing no past research.

"Despite their claims of doing whatever they could do," Robert said, "the fact of the matter is they refused to meet with us except for one of the boys".

It also provides a reason for the critics to spend time rebutting ID claims, instead of doing their day jobs.

HMRC is offering people renewing their claims this year the option of doing so online for the first time.

Each should be assessed, the direct utilitarian claims, by the utility of doing so.

The phrase was commonly used by courts throughout the 19th century to express the conclusion that particular claims of error did or did not warrant reversal.

By contrast with Hall's remarks, said a panel of appeal judges headed by Lord Justice Treacy, Clifford's claim of innocence did not directly impugn his victims.

The claim of damage done to national security also remains to be proved.

In addition to Sandberg's internal corporate ties to Facebook's communications and policy leaders, her claim of ignorance doesn't line up with basic executive oversight.

Did their mothers not tell them that claims of "Johnny did it too!!" just don't wash?