Sentence examples for make specific claims from inspiring English sources

We don't make specific claims, just general statements.

It's only when you make specific claims — low calorie, low fat — that nutrition labels are required.

Several suggested that before entertaining it, the lower courts should require the president to make specific claims of executive privilege, which can then be tested on appeal.

(Not all toymakers make these kinds of assertions: Jane Hoffer, the vice-president of operations at littleBits, described her company's product as an "educational science kit," but told me that the company doesn't make specific claims about educational outcomes).

For example, in the debate on nuclear energy policy, a number of state and non-state actors speak up in the media and call for specific policy instruments or make specific claims on the basis of their causal beliefs.

The judge in the Judiciary Committee case only ruled that the defendants had to show up and make specific claims of privilege, without explaining what law would apply if they made such claims.

Federal law prohibits fortified water makers from making specific claims that their products will help treat, cure or mitigate diseases or serious health problems.

With the great breakthroughs in understanding that followed the genomic revolution, evo-bio has become, insensibly, the model science, the one that so many of the pop books are about — and biology makes specific claims about people, and encounters much coarser religious objections.

As soon as you start making specific claims about how serious your problem is, you'll need to start supporting your statements with evidence.

Further, the language of mathematics allows economists to make specific, positive claims about controversial or contentious subjects that would be impossible without mathematics.

The question is whether the administration was entitled to a prompt appeal of the Federal District Court's pretrial discovery order without first having to make specific objections or assert claims of executive privilege.