Sentence examples for may not claim from inspiring English sources

Makers of supplements may bring them to market with virtually no testing but may not claim to cure disease.

Currently, a watch may not claim to be Swiss unless 50% of its components, by value, were crafted in the cantons.

While UK Athletics' new head coach may not claim the credit after 10 days in the job, it seems his presence is already being felt by the athletes who delivered two new British records – Mo Farah in the 3,000 metres and Kate Dennison in the pole vault – and 16 personal bests.

The theater critic Charles Isherwood frames the issue this way: Mr. Daisey may not claim to be a journalist, but there is little question that in his show, which he has been performing since 2010, he gives no indication that some of the events he describes as having witnessed himself were embellished or based on incidents that took place elsewhere.

Administration has not come cheap either, with PKF's costs for the period March to August totalling £1.5m - although it is important to note that the administrators may not claim the full amount and the creditors' committee will have a say in how much is actually paid.

For example, buyers under age 18 or buyers who are dependents of another taxpayer may not claim the credit and you must attach a copy of the settlement statement for your new home to the tax return for the year you buy.

"Stephen Slesinger Inc transferred all of its rights in the Pooh works to Disney, and may not now claim infringement of any retained rights," said the judge's ruling.

At the same time, he added, they may not actually claim responsibility in order to avoid alienating "some of those individuals inside Turkey they may still want to gain the support of".

However scrappy he may appear, Commander Kuebler does not claim the typical lawyer's zest for a fight for its own sake.

Some dogs may be lost and not claimed, some may be abandoned, others may be taken into protective custody for re-homing, while others may be given up for personal reasons.

In unprecedented remarks, Trump has repeatedly said that, if he loses, he may not concede, claiming that the election could somehow be "rigged".