Sentence examples for claim of new from inspiring English sources

China refused to confirm or deny the US claim of new pressure.

The court postponed the execution to hear his claim of new evidence.

In August, while the appeal was pending before the State Supreme Court, lawyers for Mr. Skakel requested a new trial based on a claim of new evidence.

(Of their claim of new books to come from Salinger, tacked on in the movie in titles with pointlessly ominous music playing, about all one can say is, Hope so!

Before Obama's speech, chief executive Mark Parker argued that a free trade deal would paradoxically help his company build more US factories by ironing out remaining wrinkles in the supply chain and allowing the assembly of customised shoes to be brought closer to the customer – even if the claim of new jobs came with a few more caveats than billed.

Prosecutor John Pierotti said his investigators have found no evidence to support Ray's claim of new evidence proving his innocence.

Their claim of "newest" is factually correct... when based on slippery numbers.

Other claims of new flexibility are slightly exaggerated.

Whereas we confidently expect this to continue, paradoxically, there is growing scepticism about the claims of new science.

Yet because we live in a practical and literal age, we are liable to be suspicious of the grand claims of new buildings.

The last three north London derbies at the Emirates have had an added tension of Tottenham arriving buoyed by claims of new superiority.