Sentence examples for longer claimed from inspiring English sources

For indemnity he no longer claimed monetary compensation but large territorial cessions, particularly, the transference of Pomerania to Sweden.

The court said the union could seek to have the dues checkoff reinstated if it no longer claimed the right to strike against the authority.

Bridgman later revised his account and no longer claimed operationalism was a comprehensive theory of meaning (1938; Chang 2009: section 2.1).

After 1830, although he still used period costume, he no longer claimed historical accuracy for his work in plays.

During Cuthbert's time as archbishop he no longer claimed authority over all of Britain, like his predecessor Theodore.

Based on these studies, CNP have continued to be deemed pathogenic even though they are no longer claimed to be alive [38], [53], [106], just as NB were deemed "infectious" and "contagious" earlier [7] [9], [11], [13], [15], [17], [109].

Now, the app no longer claims to teach language skills.

They can no longer claim that they weren't warned.

The BBC could no longer claim to be politically independent.

It can no longer claim to be exceptional.

Amtrak no longer claims it can ever become self-sufficient.