Sentence examples for equipment claiming from inspiring English sources

The difference was that their suit was against three manufacturers of testing equipment, claiming that many cars were falsely passing the new emissions test.

Since March, the Colombian government has been releasing various files that allegedly come from this equipment, claiming that these files and communications indicate that Venezuela's government has been supporting the FARC.

These included inpatient, skilled nursing facility, home health, outpatient, hospice, physician/supplier and durable medical equipment claims.

At first, losers reacted badly on the air, smashing stage equipment and claiming ethnic prejudice, but, because their tantrums were so public, they were humiliated and seen as dividers.

In return for letting its students learn their trade with USC equipment, it claimed any resulting work as its intellectual property.

The shadow Defence Secretary, Liam Fox, said Mr Brown had been "woefully slow" to provide British troops with the equipment and claimed that his visit had failed to answer a number of significant questions about the British mission in Afghanistan, including the supply of Ridgeback armoured vehicles.

Huawei rejects all these allegations.John Chambers, the boss of Cisco, an American supplier of network equipment, recently claimed that Huawei does not always "play by the rules" on intellectual property; many in America are convinced that Huawei stole the design of one of its early products from Cisco, though the Chinese company hotly denies this.

Technology hardware and equipment companies claimed two of the top five spots this week, including the week's biggest winner, Agilent Technologies.

ITron, one of the energy industry's largest vendors of smart-meter equipment, similarly claims that its products aren't implicated in the researchers' findings.

Technology hardware and equipment companies claimed two of the top five spots for the second consecutive week, including last week’s biggest winner, Agilent Technologies, up 5% after shares shot up 19% the previous week.

But a new kind of stove made by the New York-based BioLite, a firm better known for its recreational camping equipment, now claims to cut emissions by more than 90% while producing enough extra energy to charge a mobile phone or power a light bulb for a few hours.