Sentence examples for continuing claim from inspiring English sources

Nobody challenged Russia's continuing claim to Kaliningrad when the Soviet Union broke up, nor do they do so now.

He will arrive in a place that is certainly fragile and certainly fortunate, fortunate that at least one significant person inside the football world takes a sympathetic view of Liverpool's continuing claim to greatness, someone who ultimately, is stirred by the nostalgic bonds of history.

Furthermore, when Gemayel's term ended on September 22 , 1988 parliament could not agree on the selection of a new president; as a result, Gemayel named Gen. Michel Aoun, a Maronite and the head of what was left of the Lebanese Army, as acting prime minister moments before his own term expired, despite the continuing claim to that office by the incumbent, Salim al-Hoss.

The cases involve convictions before 1994, when DNA testing technology became available here, and include any in which there is a continuing claim of innocence, where the identity of the suspect was at issue and where DNA evidence could have influenced the outcome of a trial had it been available, he said.

His own poems show a fragmentary brilliance, and his fame has as much to do with his conduct as with his work, but even in a period whose major poetic figures include his friend the metaphysical poet, Andrew Marvell, and the ultimate literary professional, Dryden (with whom he quarrelled), Rochester's poems and letters stake a continuing claim to our attention.

But that did not go down well with many locals, who saw it as a betrayal of Serbia's continuing claim on its former province.

Analysts expected 5.15 million continuing claims.

Continuing claims hit a new record at 5.73 million.

The way continuing claims continue to go up suggests economic weakness".

The bravest whisper wisecracks about the ruling Baath Party, or Iraq's continuing claims to Kuwait.

The number of continuing claims dropped 179,000 to 4.8 million, the department said.