Sentence examples for claimed from the outset from inspiring English sources

One paradox is that Bush administration lawyers have claimed from the outset that the surveillance program was entirely legal, yet they remain desperate to prevent any court from testing that claim.

On the one hand, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, claimed, from the outset, that he believed that these three hikers were innocent and he announced their release.

In his book Andrew P. Wilson and the Early Irish and Scottish National Theatres, 1911 1950, author Steven Burch claims from the outset that Wilson "was at the forefront of several major movements in Ireland, England, and Scotland" (1), and laments that the absence of information about Wilson and his work distorts the recorded histories of several eminent Scottish and Irish theatres.

Trump's repeated claim, from the outset of the Mueller probe, has been that there was no collusion between his campaign and Russia.

Mr. Lindsey claimed executive privilege nearly from the outset of his questioning from the grand jury, reading from a typewritten text.

Zimmerman was not immediately arrested and from the outset claimed the killing was in self-defense.

But the Saudis have been suspicious of the talks from the outset, claiming that they are designed to entrench Iranian interests in Syria.

Mr. Focht denied Mr. Heebner's $100,000 claim for S.I.P.C. coverage from the outset.

Give it five years, and I predict that everyone will be claiming to have loved the movie from the outset.

As to whether the founders, Bill Clerico and Rich Aberman, designed an exit strategy from the outset, Aberman claims the answer is no.

Kilwardby dismisses that hypothetical objection by claiming that the sensory soul is from the outset endowed with such a capacity and by restating that the image does correspond to the external object.