Sentence examples for development claims from inspiring English sources

The party's leader, Sonia Gandhi, described members of Mr. Modi's government as "merchants of death" in a recent speech, but local politicians are under instructions to focus on rebutting his development claims.

In "A Housing Plan in Need of Repair" (Op-Ed, Aug. 6), Alphonso Jackson, the secretary of housing and urban development, claims that costs for the Section 8 program, which helps low-income families pay their rent, are "out of control".

Third, we need to realise that simply building big new roads into development areas will widen social exclusion and undermine the Government's vision - the economic development claims made by proponents of the Thames Gateway Bridge have been shown in a report for Transport 2000 to be without foundation.

What sort of place do we want to leave our children?" The need for planning, especially in the Highlands -- where development claims 5,200 acres a year and threatens public water supplies in New Jersey and New York State, according to a United States Forest Service report -- has become more apparent this year, in the face of water restrictions caused by a statewide drought.

The manifesto is a new paradigm for development, claims Sir Michael Marmot, a professor at University College London, who chaired the panel.In this section The price of being well Places apart Reprints Related items Global health: The side-effects of doing goodFeb 21st 2008Sweeping the proposal certainly is, and the idea of ending health inequality in one generation is ambitious, to put it mildly.

The British government is "the first government in the world that has issued patent protection on a human being at any stage in development," claims author-activist Jeremy Rifkin of the Foundation on Economic Trends in Washington, D.C.

A group of West Village residents is still fighting to stop the development, claiming the developer unlawfully tore down the original building at the site.

I started out in May in Oklahoma City, which sprawls across the open landscape, with each generation of development claiming another ring around the core.

Leave campaigners have reacted angrily to the development, claiming the government is trying to skew the result of the referendum by extending the deadline.

The scientists at King's College London behind the development claim that their test "accurately and reliably predicts whether depressed patients will respond to common antidepressants, which could herald a new era of personalised treatment for people with depression".

However, opponents of the project, led by the Save Guana Cay Reef Association, have waged a three-year legal battle to stop the development, claiming that it would damage the environment and the government illegally entered into agreement with the U.S.-based developer, Discovery Land Company.