Sentence examples for could not be claimed from inspiring English sources

It is not, and could not be, claimed that the officers saw conspiracy being committed.

Sporadic firefights continued in Tripoli, a sign that control of the city could not be claimed by either side.

HM Revenue and Customs told the Daily Telegraph that the costs of completing a self-assessment tax form could not be claimed as a ­business expense.

Sir Paul found that the money claimed by Dr Fox was "not recoverable under the rules then in force", which said allowances could not be claimed on additional mortgages secured on the same property.

In a letter to Lévy the publisher said the title was "an association of two commonly used words" and could not be claimed by anyone as their own work.

Many of the dead were burned beyond recognition and could not be claimed by their families, forcing the city to go ahead with the burial to prevent the spread of disease, officials said.

A man whose mode is acoustic, but who never quite fitted within folk, Harper's dyspeptic worldview meant he couldn't be claimed by the hippies either.

Could it not be claimed that SDNs emerged a long time ago through the work on active networks?

A statement on the Ansar al-Sunna website, which could not be authenticated, claimed more attacks on Kurds would follow.

But Vicky Perfect said history could not be changed and claimed most of the opponents were from south Wales.

Health Minister Mark Drakeford said data for England and Wales could not be compared and claimed it was a Conservative Party attempt to "drag the Welsh NHS through the mud".