Sentence examples for faulty claim from inspiring English sources

Feelings are still raw over last summer's open arguments between the White House and Mr. Tenet over who was to blame for Mr. Bush's faulty claim in the 2003 State of the Union address that Iraq was trying obtain uranium in Africa.

A faulty claim will do you more harm.

And the United States, too, has things to answer for -- among other things its faulty claims about weapons of mass destruction in the lead-up to war in Iraq, the treatment of prisoners at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo, and civilian casualties of U.S. drone attacks in countries including Pakistan and Yemen.

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It may appear faulty to claim something as unexplainable, given how much was not understood until science discovered it.

In 2004, the two sides reached an agreement in which Green Atlas would pay the U.S. US$10.5 million to assist with cleanup costs, and the U.S. paid Green Atlas US$4 million in settlement of the faulty charts claim.

(Asked last week to comment on the faulty-work claim, Mr. Miller said, "There were no complaints from the homeowner to myself or any of my employees until after I had brought a lawsuit against them").

The International Olympic Committee's arguments for excluding women (men's ski jumping has been an Olympic event since 1924) relied on some faulty logic: claims that the sport lacked the history and international organization to be considered for the Games overlooked the years of bias against female jumpers that prevented it from developing in the first place.

Importantly, the Consumer Credit Act gives you the same protection abroad as you receive in the UK if goods prove to be faulty: you can claim your money back from the credit card firm as long as the goods cost between £100 and £25,000.

Second, we consider the case where the honest peer P i is facing a faulty peer that claims to have a huge set.

It's one thing to claim a faulty memory, as Libby did, through his lawyers, at the trial.