Sentence examples for include the claims from inspiring English sources
We'll change our royal coverage to include the claims in Gavin Hewitt's book on his life as a BBC correspondent to include his transcripts of Charles saying that the British people are obsessed with his private life.
An official release of airstrike information from US Central Command early on Wednesday did not include the claims of civilian deaths, but instead said that three of its airstrikes near Manbij on 19 July destroyed Isis fight positions, 12 of its vehicles and a command "node".
Biscuit labels were designed to include the claims "with olive oil", "with sunflower oil" or "low in saturated fat" and nutritional facts tables with the respective values that corresponded in each case.
Sunday's first instalment certainly produced enough compelling evidence to suggest that the head of Fifa's investigatory unit, the American lawyer Michael Garcia, is going to have to now include the claims in his long running inquiry into the World Cup bid.
They include the claims that the streets are not safe for the dogs, the public is not safe from the dogs, citizens will not accept the idea of re-releasing dogs, and it is illegal to do so.
One special kind of datasets is the "cohort datasets" which include the claims data of 200,000 persons from 1996 to 2004 (status: November 2005).
High profile examples of this include the claim settled by Sally Bercow over comments made on Twitter about Lord McAlpine.
Comprehensive liberal feminist accounts of how associational life generally should be arranged may, but need not, include the claim that the state ought to enforce such arrangements.
Among the beliefs that followed include the claim that native American tribes represent the lost tribe of Israel and that Jesus Christ also conveniently visited North America.
Many U.S. officials remain deeply skeptical of the group, including the claims that the 36 detainees in Iraq are on their own serious hunger strike.
These included the claims that phone hacking was widely discussed at NOTW editorial meetings until Mr Coulson "banned" mention of it.
