Sentence examples for claims complete from inspiring English sources

The church claims complete jurisdiction over the marriages of its members, even though it is unable to urge this jurisdiction in modern secular states.

Still, Wolfgang Schäuble's piece in the FT, in which he claims complete vindication because Europe has had one, count it, one quarter of growth is pretty awesome even relative to expectations.

Whereas the French government has filed claims complete with detailed maps and scientific data to the UN commission on behalf of the French Antilles, French Guiana, New Caledonia and the Kerguelen Islands off Antarctica, all that is promised for St Pierre and Miquelon is a letter of intent.

In a separate interview with BBC Radio Solent, he called the Farah claims "complete lies" and said his management team had been "very snide at making me out to be the bad guy, and not him".

But Murray Gray, scientific director of the Centre for Oil Sands Innovation at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, one of the partnerships analyzed in the report, calls the report's claims "complete and utter nonsense".

In an interview with Kansas City's 610 Sports Radio on Tuesday, Brattin, who is white, dismissed any idea the bill was racially motivated, calling the claims "complete garbage".

This private practitioner claims database contains claims completed for insured patients seen by private practitioners across the 50 states of America.

He claimed complete ignorance about what happened to Ms. Berman.

Mr. Thompson and the disease centers cannot claim complete credit; luck has played an important part.

Businesses claiming complete loss of property will be eligible for up to $100,000 in state aid.

Claiming complete neutrality, the judge wrote, "is a direct threat to this ongoing litigation".