Sentence examples for claims existing from inspiring English sources

The manifesto claims existing support for boroughs experiencing difficulties by privatising their management and administration "has at best been neutral but costly and at worst disastrous in their impact on effectiveness".

ECONOMIC REPORTS Data to be reported this week will include housing starts for May (Tuesday); and weekly jobless claims, existing home sales for May, leading economic indicators for May and the Philadelphia Fed Index for June (Thursday).

ECONOMIC REPORTS Data to be released include housing starts for February (Tuesday) and weekly jobless claims, existing home sales for February, the Philadelphia Fed index for March and leading economic indicators for February (Thursday).

ECONOMIC REPORTS The data will include retail sales for June and business inventories for May (Monday); the Consumer Price Index for June (Tuesday); housing starts for June and the Federal Reserve report on current economic conditions, known as the beige book (Wednesday); and weekly jobless claims, existing home sales for June and leading economic indicators for June (Thursday).

Thursday: Initial Claims, Existing Home Sales Friday: Durable Orders, New Home Sales.

Snowfox thus joins a competitive space, although Leipälä claims existing solutions are often missing core features or else aren't reliable.

The prime minister, Tony Abbott, claimed existing rules controlling foreign acquisition of real estate were not being enforced under Labor.

John S. Warren East Dummerston, Vt., April 8, 2010 To the Editor: Instead of planting trees, the Palestinian leadership should clearly state that it fully accepts the permanent presence of a sovereign Jewish state in the Middle East and renounce the right of return, which would allow millions of Palestinians to move to Israel and claim existing homes and property.

The White House said Monday it would not impose a new round of sanctions ordered by Congress on individuals and groups associated with the Kremlin over election-meddling, claiming existing legislation was acting as an effective deterrent.

Although Meinong admits non-existent objects, he claims that existing in a representation (something like Brentano's phenomenal, intentional "inexistence" of an object) is not existence at all; it is at most "pseudo-existence" (1899, §2, 186 [142]; 1906, §10, 54 57).

Current plans will see new claims to existing benefits closed during 2016.