Sentence examples for claimed to create a from inspiring English sources

The SNP's Thatcherite side lives on in its promises to cut corporation tax and air passenger duty in order, it is claimed, to create a more dynamic country.

Russia's ground forces "are largely unreformed in the sense that they moved to eliminate 'paper units' (many of which barely existed in practice) in 2008-09 and claimed to create a permanent readiness force based on brigades", according to Mr McDermott.

It claims to create a better UI for a site.

These days, there are a handful of products out there, from sunscreens to face mists, which will claim to create a barrier around your skin, blocking everything from dust to car exhaust to pollen from disrupting your complexion.

We therefore do not claim to create a representative image of reality where both partners play their roles.

Max Brenner - 841 Broadway Max Brenner doesn't just sell chocolate and food -- it claims to create an entire chocolate culture.

It seems that too much in defence today is geared to placating the UK defence industries, which claim to create around half a million jobs in this country.

Mr. Hickingbotham can lay claim to creating a market for smooth, flavored frozen yogurt -- only to see his initial near-monopoly erode under pressure from fast-food restaurants and supermarkets.

Tom Watson, a cabinet office minister who I am generally a fan of, has made great claim to creating a more listening culture inside government about the innovation economy that technology startups represent.

Its claimed purpose is to create a unified economic bloc so that companies and businesses can trade more easily — but it also puts many of the central principle of the internet in doubt, according to campaigners.

The principles defined "crimes against peace", "war crimes" and "crimes against humanity", and were claimed by critics to create a set of "ex post facto" offences, which no law forbad when they were committed.