Sentence examples for claimed itself from inspiring English sources

But that was at a time, in 1998-99, whETAETA had declared a ceasefire and claimed itself ready to adopt peaceful means.

From that point onward, the Church of England claimed itself to be both Catholic and Reformed (as distinct from just Protestant) a character which many proclaim to be its continuing compromising genius to this day.

"Veil of Secrecy" published at Binghamton stated it was the only true and authentic history, but "The Man of Two Lives," published by the American News Co., NYC, 1871, also claimed itself reliable.

When the Carter administration cut official ties with Taiwan in 1979, the island was still under the rule of an exiled authoritarian regime which claimed itself as the legitimate representative of all of China.

Northwestern, where I have taught in the law school for 40 years and chaired the faculty government, has long claimed itself the true home of the scholar-athlete.

It claims itself to be "a gentleman's club where golf is played".

But homeland has a tendency to claim itself as the only legitimate place because it holds a person's root.

It tries to claim itself as a "special case", but to most people this will be seen as special pleading.

Now in opposition, it claims itself to be the victim of electoral fraud.In Guyanese politics, squabbles over electoral technicalities have long outweighed policy issues.

For 40 years, in an effort to control the quality of its health plan, the company has reviewed and paid claims itself.

The malicious node can easily launch sinkhole attack using HELLO Flood and claiming itself as CH.