Sentence examples for claimed it would be from inspiring English sources

Cook would not say how much the device would cost or give details about launch date or availability, but claimed it would be the most comfortable device of its kind on the market.

"The group carried out unspeakable atrocities in Dabiq, named its English-language magazine after the town and claimed it would be the site of a final victory for the so-called caliphate.

As a civil regulatory agency, the S.E.C. does not have the authority to obtain a warrant, so it claimed it would be hamstrung in trying to obtain email evidence in its securities fraud investigations.

"They claimed it would be unconstitutional, violating Article 14 that guaranteed equality of gender before the law," he said.

Despite the vast support of business, Governor Scott claimed it would be too costly for the state government.

Adams claimed it would be "simply murder" to try to remove him in his weakened condition, but the lieutenant thought otherwise.

Ms Rudd claimed it would be wrong to make up for weaknesses in transport and heat by having a more advanced policy on renewable electricity.

The Dane claimed it would be the reception of supporters rather than team-mates which would be most likely to discourage a player from coming out as gay.

Former Barcelona captain Carles Puyol has claimed it would be a 'huge injustice' if Lionel Messi is beaten to the Fifa Ballon d'Or award this evening.

On the campaign trail, however, Clinton had claimed it would be inappropriate to express her views on Keystone given her recent service in Barack Obama's administration.

The Cornish nationalist party Mebyon Kernow has claimed it would be "absurd and undemocratic" for it to be denied a party political broadcast during the election campaign.