Sentence examples for maintained that the use from inspiring English sources

Opponents of smoking have maintained that the use of the cartoon character Joe Camel in cigarette ads was an attempt to lure children into the tobacco market.

Clinton repeatedly maintained that the use of her private e-mail system was normal and approved by the relevant officials at the State Department.

The report concluded: "Giving evidence Mr Cockerill maintained that the use of the words "f***" and "f*****g" were justified in the circumstances.

The AP subsequently accused the artist of copyright infringement; Fairey maintained that the use of the photo falls under fair-use laws.

Pakistani Ambassador Zamir Akram took the floor in Monday's opening session to say that his country consistently maintained that the use of drones was illegal and violated the sovereignty of Pakistan, "not to mention being counter-productive". "Thousands of innocent people, including women and children, have been murdered in these indiscriminate attacks," he said.

He, and also the audience if they share the same interest, will at once be won over to your opinion - even if you got it out of a lunatic asylum.' His example: 'A landed proprietor maintains that the use of machinery in agricultural operations, as practised in England, is an excellent institution, since an engine does the work of many men.

maintaining that the use of infinitesimals in deriving mathematical results is illusory, and is in fact eliminable.

They maintain that the use of such interrogations yielded valuable intelligence and did indeed lead to the capture of bin Laden.

She maintains that the uses of technology are not preordained, but are the result of conscious choices.

It is often maintained that the two uses are mutually exclusive, and only the latter use allows for truth or falsity.

Dow has maintained that the herbicide, used correctly, in spray operations is harmless, despite evi-evidence to the contrary.