Sentence examples for fictitious claim from inspiring English sources
Beevor points out that Olga built her career in Germany on the completely fictitious claim that she had acted at the Moscow Arts Theatre, but insists that she loathed Nazi anti-semitism, and helped a Jewish actor and his family (although she prudently demanded that her family provide her with a false certificate of racial purity, as her husband's mother was Jewish and her daughter at risk).
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said India had "resorted to a self-serving, reckless and fictitious claim", pointing to elections due in India in May.
Over the next few months, Rosler's cult following grew and grew; inspiring a t-shirt and terrace chant that made a light-hearted and entirely fictitious claim about how his grandad was responsible for the time Old Trafford's Stretford End was hit by a Luftwaffe raid during World War II.
Furthermore, the Vietnamese even denounced the alleged "U.S. bombing" of Siem Reap in February 1976, thereby reinforcing the Kampuchean's fictitious claim over the incident.
"I do not want these fictitious claims to divert ANY attention from X-Men: Days of Future Past," said Singer in a statement yesterday.
Some of the civilians were false claimants who had allowed their names to be used on fictitious claims, the officials said.
BP has clashed repeatedly with Juneau and accused him earlier this year of paying out "absurd" amounts based on inflated or fictitious claims.
Egypt's main state newspaper, al-Ahram, ran two front-pages this week that reported fictitious claims of a combined US-Brotherhood plot to destroy Egypt.
Meanwhile, the clinics' staff would then bill Medicaid for the unnecessary tests and products, racking up hundreds or thousands of dollars per recruit in fictitious claims.
Sterling said in a statement Thursday: "For months our reputations and our businesses have been subjected to the Trustee's false allegations, and today's filing recklessly rehashes the same fictitious claims.
The court heard how Walewski - who had a £150,000-a-year salary - made a series of fictitious claims, including for an examination of a tootless 17-day old baby.
