Sentence examples for have either claimed from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, all three countries have either claimed or been reported to have achieved UHC according to their respective definitions, which in general pertains to healthcare coverage at least for their own citizens (46– 46).

Fernández pointed to current governors such as Javier Duarte of Veracruz and Manuel Velasco of Chiapas, from the PRI and Green Party respectively, whom he claimed have either "intimidated or co-opted" their opponents.

There have been many who have claimed to have either deciphered or had a mystic revelation of the exact date of the end of the world (as we know it) and the coming of the final redemption.

A quantifier, he claims, may have either a domain-conditions or inferential role reading.

These last two facts may contradict some publications claiming to have either CuO or Cu2O in the higher performing heterojunction PV's with reported bandgaps around 2.1 eV.

The attack was the sixth suicide bombing in Turkey since July that have either been blamed on Isis or claimed by Kurdish militants.

They claim the fish have either been implanted with magnets or are being controlled by harmful electric currents.

If you live in the Northern Rockies, you have either read or heard someone claim that wolves have decimated elk populations and thus ruined elk-hunting in the region.

But to date nearly all of Burma's pledges have either stalled or gone largely unfulfilled, claim rights groups and even some US agencies, who say Obama should now take a far more serious tone about human rights and perhaps even threaten Burma with a return to full sanctions when the two leaders meet in Naypyitaw for the regional Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) summit.

We concluded that it is difficult to make evidence-based claims that patents have either substantially helped or hindered clinical and patient access to genetic testing in the US [ 19].

The official account has emphasised claims that Sunni Islamist groups have either initiated or hijacked the uprising's agenda.