Sentence examples for plan claims from inspiring English sources

"There wasn't a master plan," claims founder Jazzie B. "We were just reflecting what was going on around us as kids growing up in London.

This plan claims that it will actually be easier to fight Al Qaeda if American forces aren't pinned down in Iraq — a recruiting poster for jihadists around the world.

The campaign group Genewatch, which is critical of the plan, claims anyone with access to the database could track an individual using their DNA and then identify their relatives.

Terry Stacy, leader of the Liberal Democrat group in Islington and a proponent of the plan, claims it failed because of a culture clash between Gibb and Catherine West, Islington's leader since the 2010 local election.

Senator John McCain argues that "the best care is preventative care," and his health care reform plan claims that "by emphasizing prevention" and other measures "we can reduce health care costs".

The plan claims to answer the community's need for affordable housing, but it downplays the destructive economic impact of luxury apartment buildings on auto shops and local businesses, the same omission that Rapkin identified in Moses's SoHo plan.

But Mrs Thatcher "reacted strongly" to the plan, claiming it amounted to "joint authority.

They denounced the plan, claiming that the turnpike had scaled back on the project.

Palestinians oppose the plan, claiming its purpose is to strengthen the hold of Jewish settlers.

Critics of the plan claimed that figure should have been raised to cover the entire cost of a new boiler.

The country's most senior judge, Lord Judge, has cautioned against the plan, claiming his counterpart in New Zealand had warned about "cheers and boos" during sentencing.