Sentence examples for claims apart from inspiring English sources
Nor can "culture" exert claims apart from those of its individual members.
Conflicting claims apart, Britain's first military operations against the Argentine garrison on the Falklands, starting before dawn on Saturday, seem to have been conducted with immaculate professional skill.
You can take those claims apart in detail, but a simpler answer may be just to look at independent inflation measures, like MIT's Billion Prices Index: No hint of book-cooking there.
The judge threw out all claims apart from those relating to Ben Dover and watered down the wording of letters.
This view seemed to go unnoticed until Kilwardby referred to it; originality claims apart, the significance of Kilwardby's statement must be emphasized.
City have said they would not comment on Der Spiegel's claims, apart from to describe them as an "organised and clear" attempt to damage their reputation.
However, Burge offers little argument for this claim, apart from the argument mentioned in Sections 2.3.1 and 4.1.1 above that for certain sorts of self-ascriptions error in general (and not just "brute error") is impossible, due to the "self-verifying" nature of such self-ascriptions.
"These groups have been widely discredited and their claims fall apart on closer examination, just as they do in this case".
Smith carefully traces Dwight D. Eisenhower's distinguished military career and preparation for the presidency, and claims that, apart from Franklin D. Roosevelt, Ike was "the most successful president of the 20th century".
One source close to Rees claims that apart from Tony Blair, Straw, Mandelson and Campbell, he also targeted Gaynor Regan, who became the second wife of the foreign secretary, Robin Cook, the former shadow home secretary, Gerald Kaufman; and the former Tory minister David Mellor.
Mr Scharping even claims that, apart from the Leopard-2 tank and the Tornado aircraft, all the armed forces' major weapons systems are too old and too expensive to keep going.Familiar-sounding stuff, admittedly, from defence ministers and generals alike.
