Sentence examples for claims whether from inspiring English sources

Should news articles explicitly note for all claims whether they are purely factual, subject to interpretation or plain incorrect?

They added that all of the claims – whether of lost, stolen or damaged tickets – are being considered on case-by-case basis.

Its code of practice states that a homeopath is required to "avoid making claims (whether explicit or implied; orally or in writing) implying cure of any named disease".

These performances, however, were not such as to make any large claims, whether in terms of inherent musical expression or of wider implications.

All discussion about Antarctic claims, whether on land or sea, tends to be hedged with words like "hypothetical" and "potential" because of a treaty that bans all economic activity and proclaims the continent a zone of peaceful research.

Now, of course the Times Opinion section as a whole can provide daily models of "logical arguments based on substantive claims," whether through the Editorial page, Op-Ed columnists, Letters to the Editor or even the collection of Opinion videos.

Rosvanian claims that "whether you rate him or not, he is the foremost drummer of his generation".

Evidence of the discrimination will be essential if you pursue your claim – whether that be internally or via tribunal.

Under the settlement, a claims administrator, who will be chosen by the lawyers in the case, would decide whether a given plaintiff had a valid claim, whether the plaintiff qualified for compensation and if so, for how much.

By the end, Neo has reason to wonder whether any revolutions accomplish what they claim, whether he is free to make a choice at all and whether even the real world is what it seems.

"However, I'm not saying how the I.R.S. would treat such a claim, whether it would be honored or denied, and the field directive" — Mr. Miller's memo — "doesn't speak to that, either," he said.