Sentence examples for claimed changes from inspiring English sources

The cable TV group, owned by US media mogul John Malone's Liberty Global, said fans were being asked to pay over the odds to watch live football and claimed changes to increase competition following a 10-year-old European Commission investigation had failed to work.

The council said: "It has been claimed changes would cause flies or maggots but brown bins for food and garden waste will continue to be collected every two weeks.

The Wood report claimed changes in the way the North Sea oil and gas sector operates could produce at least three to four billion additional barrels of oil over the next 20 years, but with oil prices low, industry bodies want to see taxes reduced to save investment and jobs.

The claimed changes were higher (more frequent and more substantial) in urban (91.8%) than in rural sites (3.8%, p<0.001), higher than changes made by their counterparts in Thailand (7 ), and confirmed by reports after the 2004 outbreaks (8, 9 ).

The first UKIP MP elected to Westminster claimed change was coming as he arrived at the House Of Commons to take up his seat.

This quote from a hundred years ago shows that claiming change is afoot – bringing obsolescence and wholesale disruption in the law market – is a century-old phenomenon.

To those who claim change is impossible, I respond with one word, the most powerful word in the English language.

Additionally, Chris Brown has a child that he claims changed him.

Within hours opposition parties and independent commentators claimed the changes would make many poor workers poorer.

The minister claimed the changes would amount to an 11 per cent pay rise for most junior doctors.

And documents released alongside the bill claimed the changes would save money.