Sentence examples for origin claimed from inspiring English sources

Merah, a 23-year-old French citizen of Algerian origin, claimed he was acting to "avenge Palestinian children" and protest against military intervention overseas.

The organisers, Sir Keith Mills' Team Origin, claimed a spectator crowd of 48,000 ashore and estimated another 15,000 in a substantial spectator fleet on the water.

An email widely circulated among US voters, of uncertain origin, claims that anyone over 59 in Britain is ineligible for treatment for heart disease.

In the day's earlier game Blake Austin pushed his NSW Origin claims with a stellar two-try performance to lead the Raiders to a 44-22 win over the Newcastle Knights at Hunter Stadium on Saturday.

French youth of Maghreb immigrant origin claim the right to be against Zionism without being accused of anti-Semitism.

Young riders now compete across the nation and have even returned to their countries of origin: claiming National Championships in Dominican Republic, Guyana, Trinidad, Kurasow and Jamaica.

Regrettably, there's little evidence that the contemporary pagan festival of Samhain (aka Halloween) has the ancient origins claimed for it by many.

Though aspects of American music can be traced back to specific origins, claiming any particular original culture for a musical element is inherently problematic, due to the constant evolution of American music through transplanting and hybridizing techniques, instruments and genres.

(Decades later, Trump spread falsehoods about Obama's origins, claiming it was possible that the President was born in Africa).

Disraeli later romanticised his origins, claiming that his father's family was of grand Spanish and Venetian descent; in fact Isaac's family was of no great distinction, but on Disraeli's mother's side, in which he took no interest, there were some highly distinguished forebears.

Misleading country of origin claims can also have a significant impact on the competitive process and hurt the local economy," Sims said.