Sentence examples for legacy claimed from inspiring English sources

The task force charged with fixing the website that is meant to give Americans access to new insurance policies under Barack Obama's huge healthcare overhaul – and arguably also with saving his imperilled legacy – claimed on Sunday that it had largely succeeded while acknowledging that some problems may persist.

But if a conservative, elected president embraced Chilean General Pinochet's legacy, claimed he was a historical descendant of Milton Friedman, spoke a folksy jargon familiar to the poor, pursued the same social programs but also closed down opposition media and jailed opponents, I can guarantee that many of these human rights as well as Sean Penn would be in full-throated attack mode.

In 2008, the Bush administration released a document on his legacy claiming sweeping protections for the environment while in office.

Glasgow Games Monitor, an activist group who've set out to counter the event's hype machine, are sceptical about the housing legacy claims, telling me that original promises of 1,400 homes have been "reduced to 800", and of this "only 300 are for social rent".

The report's publication coincides with the anniversary of the Olympic legacy claim that the Games would "inspire a generation".

With that and 80 per cent of the Lionhearts' squad made up of members of Team GB boxers, legacy claims are being met with the WSB initiative.

L. 115 55 and to address appeals of decisions on legacy claims, with provision for early applicability of the new appeals system to certain claims.

L. 115 55 and to address appeals of decisions on legacy claims, with provision for early applicability of the new appeals system to certain claims, see section 2 x) of Pub.

IFG said in February that it was planning to sell Saunderson House after revealing that legacy claims against the unit could cost as much as £20 million (€23 million), although the company expects costs to be lower than this.

Others, such as Anne Applebaum, writing for Slate in 2007 under the headline The Princess and Her Pea-Sized Legacy, claim that Diana had no effect on anything, that the "genuinely bizarre aspect of the all-consuming Diana mania... is how slight a trace it has left behind".

I remember all too well when more than a decade ago Cigna encountered huge problems when it began moving its policyholders from numerous legacy claim-paying platforms to a new, unified system.