Sentence examples for claim of what from inspiring English sources

The bill's claim of what potentially constitutes extremism is so removed from reality that it will do nothing to actually "prevent people being drawn into terrorism".

"Saving higher education" is not an exaggerated claim of what needs to be done.

As early as 2000, Klein warned that the emphasis on evidence-based policy-making exaggerated the claim of what academic research could deliver and "grossly misunderstood" the policy process [ 4].

The borrowers in both cases objected to Countrywide's claims of what was owed.

His claims of what he called a "highly irregular" cover-up were disclosed by the Guardian in January.

May, for her part, will have to publish the documentary evidence proving her claims of what happened.

In science blogs and online forums, some neuroscientists sharply criticized I.B.M. for what they regarded as exaggerated claims of what the project could achieve.

Deutsche Bank has not disputed Korea's claims of what happened, but it has tried to distance itself from the actions of its employees.

Nicholls himself has cautioned that Denman, under top weight, will probably be running for "fourth or fifth", preferring the claims of What A Friend.

In this invigorating book, John Searle lays out six claims of what he calls the Classical Model of rationality and shows why they are false.

De Waal wrote: "Humanity never runs out of claims of what sets it apart, but it is a rare uniqueness claim that holds up for over a decade.