Sentence examples for claimed time from inspiring English sources

The report claimed: "Time and time again the responses to indications that children may have been abused has been too little and too late".

"Politicians have claimed time and again that our patients can simply go to other health care providers – and tragically that's not the case," said Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood, of the study released Wednesday.

The ruling says that a state auditor who sought paperwork from her to support her claimed time allocation was informed that no such records exist.

The prime minister claimed "time was on our side, not on Gaddafi's side" as he explained a defence review over the last year had led to the "right flexibility" for British armed forces.

Over the six years since Obamacare became law, Republicans relentlessly have sought its repeal, and have claimed time and again that they could make a better health care system without the ACA's downsides (real and imagined) and costs to taxpayers.

One wouldn't sit with [patient] and her husband came early for her (12.45 pm Sat) but claimed time till 1.00 am.

David Millar claimed time-trial silver at cycling's World Championships in Melbourne yesterday, seven years after a title win he later admitted was achieved with the use of the banned blood booster EPO.

Due to the lack of incentives and the almost complete lack of eligibility reconsiderations, very few workers return to the labor market after having claimed time-unlimited disability benefits.

Somewhere between Facebook and my fifth Buzzfeed quiz, I found an article in Time that claimed time-outs were hurting our children.

Those who aren't already pumping away on the exercise machines are lined up to claim time on the six treadmills.

As he claims time and again, the Stoics can defend the use of these terms at best in a verbal sense.