Sentence examples for marking a claim from inspiring English sources

Marking a claim was simple.

China heaped diplomatic pressure on Japan to compel it to concede in a maritime dispute, rankled India by raising claims to territory in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, and pressed its rights to the South China Sea*, marking a new seriousness to claims over a hotly contested swath of ocean.

One-half of all scientific papers published each year are now available in some kind of free, "open-access" format, a new study claims, marking a tipping point in technical publishing.

Japan's justification glides over the fact that its 1905 claim marked a first step in imperial annexation.

In private, carte de visite portraits were commemorations of domestic affections, but they also mark a visual and political claim to national belonging.

And the claim marks a decisive break from earlier doctrine: form is now linked with universality rather that with particular feelings.

It also marks a shift away from the claim that a yes vote will be a blow to the "complacent" culture that led to the MPs expenses scandal.

Mr. Sanford said the vote would help correct "an incredible inconsistency" in American foreign policy, and marked a victory for Americans who claim a constitutional right to travel to nations whose governments are at odds with the United States.

The changes follow demands from ministers to toughen up a marking system they claim has been discredited by years of grade inflation, and calls for greater differentiation among higher achievers.

Labour has described the reshuffle as the "massacre of the moderates", claiming it marks a lurch to the right on Europe and a range of other issues.

When there is a just resolution to the Israel/Palestine conflict, I will claim that June 20 , 2014marked a turning point.