Sentence examples for drawing claims from inspiring English sources

Bafta Award-winning Morgan, whose other credits include Brick Lane, had been criticised for making The Hour's dialogue too modern, with phrases such as "I bottled it" and "I'm on it" drawing claims of period inaccuracy.

The latest developments emerge as animal rights charities are accused of becoming more militant and follow the row over an RSPCA decision to prosecute David Cameron's local hunt, drawing claims from MPs that it was using prosecutions for political purposes.

Pass rates have gone up every year except for this one, drawing claims that they were getting progressively easier.

That action by the South East Counter Terrorism Unit, which represents the Thames Valley, Hampshire, Surrey, Sussex and Kent forces, drew claims from freedom of speech campaigners that terror legislation was being wrongly used and that the police approach would have a "chilling effect" on the media's attempts to report on radicals and their motivations.

Both Goddard and Drew claim to be amazed at its reception so far.

This is where Teplin drew the line, claiming the lettering was lifted from his own work.

Some defenders of special obligations have tried to draw upon claims about personal identity to support their views (see especially David Brink).

Blackburn's managing director Derek Shaw has refused to be drawn on claims of a power struggle between himself and global advisor Shebby Singh.

It draws on claims by senior sources that officials connected to England's bid for the 2018 World Cup ran an intelligence-gathering operation against rival nations.

Such confounds to studying embodiment as a group process significantly obfuscate the ability of research to draw rigorous claims about the extent to which grounded simulation may support targets such as spatial thinking.

Medicare service use and costs covering a 6-year follow-up period were drawn from claims data.