Sentence examples for claim of ending from inspiring English sources

The alleged invite comes after a weekend of reports that suggest Trump's claim of ending the North Korean nuclear threat was hugely premature.

The government killed that off a long time ago, and uses the presence of what it calls a black middle class to front its claims of ending racial disadvantage.

Claims about the economic effect of ending sand mining on Queensland's North Stradbroke Island are "misguided" because the island has "no economy of its own", a report from the Australia Institute has found.

The old Watarase Keikoku railroad that runs through the Tochigi Prefecture a few hours north of Tokyo claims to end in the tiny mountain village town of Mato, but that's a lie.

Last month, a study in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences claimed to end a longstanding dispute about the two major subspecies of rice, indica and japonica.

It claims to end "bulk collection" of Americans' data only in a very technical sense: The bill prohibits the government from, for example, ordering a telephone company to turn over all its call records every day.

4. REPUBLICANS ASKED FOR - MEDICAL MALPRACTICE REFORM: "Why not bring about reasonable restrictions and limits on medical malpractice claims to end the era of defensive medicine?" [Rep. Mike Pence (R-IA), 9/9/2009].

To back his claim of trying to end hazing, Dr. White released documents this week showing letters of band suspensions dating to 2001 that he had issued to dozens of students and correspondence with university administrators and the university police.

This proves the claim and ends the proof of the first part of Proposition 3.2.

Truth telling, some scholars claim, can end ongoing suffering of victims and survivors who lack information about what happened and who was (or was not) responsible for abuses (Zalaquett 1995).

She might have written more if an adoring public had treated her claims of never-ending hardships with more objectivity and less protectiveness.