Sentence examples for profiled claims from inspiring English sources
A report from The Ken, an India-based subscription media company that we recently profiled, claims that WhatsApp plans to use UPI, a cross-bank payment system backed by the government, to begin enable payments between users within the next six months.
Asia's had its ups and downs since then, but one of the private equity funds we profiled, GEMS, claims triple-digit annual returns through it all.
Racial profiling claims may be difficult to prove.
A T.S.A. spokesman said agency inspectors recently learned of the racial profiling claims in Boston.
Her profile claims she studied financial planning at the UK-based BPP International Educational Centre, although a centre spokeswoman said she was unable to confirm whether Chapman had studied there.
He now says the two workers were unfairly singled out, and he is calling for an investigation of his own Police Department for racial profiling — claims that the police chief, Frank Gurnari, called "absurd" yesterday.
Re "Amid Race Profiling Claims, Asian-Americans Avoid Labs" (front page, July 16): It's important for Los Alamos to understand that its human resources challenges -- the "soft sciences" stuff -- can critically affect its excellence in the hard sciences.
Mr. Bloomberg immediately denounced the new laws as an effort to "outsource management of the N.Y.P.D. to unaccountable officials," and he vowed to sue to stop the bill on expanding profiling claims.
The study did not question global warming is also melting ice in the Arctic, but it could raise doubts about high-profile claims that the region has passed a climate "tipping point" that could see ice loss sharply accelerate in coming years.
The police say that they need the material as they are investigating whether a breach of the Official Secrets Act and other offences have taken place – months after the high-profile claims by Francis were aired on Channel 4's Dispatches and published in the Guardian.
The study does not question that global warming is also melting ice in the Arctic, but it could raise doubts about high-profile claims that the region has passed a climate "tipping point" that could see ice loss sharply accelerate in coming years.
