Sentence examples for hostile claims from inspiring English sources
Might the sheer mass of allusions uncovered in Eliot's simplest utterance be sand-bags piled against the hostile claims of canonical rivals?
A university might be doing everything right but still be vulnerable to hostile claims without a way to show that the claims are wrong or misleading.
Another is that the American legal system may be particularly hostile to claims brought by Muslim plaintiffs.
"Courts are fairly hostile to claims because they so often involve disgruntled employees looking to cash in," said Michael Selmi, an employment law professor at the George Washington Law School in Washington.
The composer's great-great-great-great-great grandparents were an interracial couple who appear to have been genuinely in love despite slavery and hostile laws, claims Megan Smolenyak, who spent about a month tracing his family tree.
But if it really is to endure, then the means of advancing it will surely have to evolve, taking full account of unpleasant realities: the scale of the debt; the depth of public suspicion not just of government but of most institutions; courts that have grown hostile to claims of civil rights and assertions of governmental power; and the tenuousness of our commitment to the common good.
This language led, inevitably, to new EEOC guidelines extending the reach of hostile environment claims.
The five conservatives on the Court, who have traditionally been hostile to claims of discrimination by minorities, created a new rule and broke with standard practice by directing judgment for the white firefighters, rather than sending the case back to the lower court so that New Haven could prove that it met the new standard.
"You have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics claim.
Residents on the Pairc Estate are pursuing a hostile buyout, claiming that absentee owner Barry Lomas has neglected the area.
Twenty-one of these decisions affirmed a dismissal of a hostile environment claim.
