Sentence examples for message claims from inspiring English sources

David Cameron's new year's message claims that his government is doing "what's best for our children's future".

The message claims that along with fare rises in the new year, commuters will have a 2013 "packed full of cancelled trains, staff cuts and ticket office closures" while the train companies are "making huge profits".

Normative messages about the prevalence of peers' physical activity can increase intention to be physically active, regardless of whether the message claims the majority is doing or is not doing physical activity.

The message claimed there was already a culture of factionalism in the Greens.

Asked to respond to Mrs. Clinton, Ms. Coulter sent an e-mail message claiming that Bill Clinton had grossly mistreated women.

One group contained a message claiming a male teacher was a member of a pro-pedophilia organization.

However, no message claiming responsibility for taking the plane appears to have been left by any passenger, and no group has claimed responsibility for it.

A Department for Education spokesperson reinforced this message, claiming: "Nothing is more important than keeping children safe and schools should ensure this is paramount in everything they do".

So when an e-mail message claiming that anyone can diagnose a stroke in three simple steps surfaced recently, it was tantalizing.

Originally, an onscreen message claimed that the service was down for maintenance, and Sony tweeted that it was dealing with the issue.

But Amazon responded with a message claiming that it made the decision to take the site down based purely on its decision based on its terms of service.