Sentence examples for opening claims from inspiring English sources

The show's opening claims that Wikipedia says that 18 million people have the same exact birthday.

The 870 mile (1,400 km) all Wales coastal has brought £16m into the economy a year after opening, claims the Welsh government.

Macklemore, who "outs" himself as straight in the song's opening, claims that the song grew out of his frustration with hip-hop's endemic homophobia (though this assertion has been critiqued as a narrow and racist reading of what constitutes hip-hop).

A review by retail guru Mary Portas recommended in December that councils be given the power to stop bookmakers opening, claiming "the influx of betting shops, often into more deprived areas, is blighting our high streets".

Open claims typically have a reserve cost associated with them to cover any future incurred costs.

A group of doctors have mounted a long-running campaign for the inquest to be re-opened, claiming the evidence did not point to suicide.

The London Open claims to reveal the latest generation of geniuses from this powerhouse of creativity.

The association each year collects data on claims, including the largest open claims — that is, claims that are still receiving payouts under the policies.

Based in Beckenham, south-east London, Global Open claims to have more than 90 clients and maintains "a discreet watch" on protest groups that could damage a firm's reputation.

HuffPost College has partnered with the Steve Fox's investigative journalism class at the University of Massachusetts to report on open claims of sexual violence on colleges and universities, and how the institutions are responding to them.

February 26 , 2015 Argentina's courts throw out Nisman's still-open claims against the president and other government officials, effectively ending the case that the prosecutor was set to present before his death.