Sentence examples for claims recognised from inspiring English sources
Explosively, the IPCC revealed for the first time that South Yorkshire police, when contemplating the civil claims, recognised there had been some excessive violence by officers and perjury in the trial that followed, but covered it up.
They are justifiable claims recognised as rational and necessary for the common goodu.
This cost is often prohibitive and also normally requires the formulation of a claim recognised by the law that evidences loss or damage to the individual claimant caused by the defendant and for which a remedy is sought.
He claims he recognised three of the detainees – including Hamid Al-Sweady and his close friend Ali Mowat – alive in British custody the day before their bodies were handed over to relatives.
Ferguson claims he recognised Harrington as a police officer who had strangled him during a stop and search incident two days earlier, though Harrington says he had had no contact with him then.
Years after Magnus' death, other men came forward claiming to be his sons; however, it is impossible to ascertain the veracity of these claims: Harald Gille: Born 1103 in Ireland, his claim was recognised by Magnus' son Sigurd.
But Tonga got wind of the project and dispatched a token occupying force that annexed the place a claim later recognised by the South Pacific Forum.
They invited us to their academy at Tulliallan Castle in Fife to discuss their international strategy face-to-face, claiming they "recognised that there is a general public interest in transparency by public authorities".
One person who claims not to recognise claims of bullying behaviour from Gordon Brown is Labour veteran Tony Benn – someone who is not, it should be noted, averse to criticising the party when the time is right.
Virtually everyone you come across claims to recognise a David Brent-like person in their office.
One of them, Ed Harris, looking terrifying in shades, a black suit and a damaged face, claims to recognise Mortensen's character from the Philadelphia mob.
