Sentence examples for promoting claims from inspiring English sources
-- A Dec. 2 WND column by Janet Folger Porter once again promoting claims that the certificate is fake fails to reference the August WND article calling Obama's birth certificate "authentic".
Mr Dogan's stable of newspapers and television channels has promoted claims that Mr Erdogan is bent on leading Turkey towards religious rule.
He was also a member of the Bush administration which opposed US ratification of various international treaties, lobbied for the sacking of the head of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and promoted claims that Iraq was attempting to acquire uranium which turned out to be untrue.
Nationalism is sometimes used to promote claims for the expansion of a state (even at the cost of wars) and for isolationist policies.
Similarly, in a 2014 article about Pickingill in The Cauldron, Richard Ward asserted that Lugh's claims did not stand up under scrutiny, and that they had simply been made in an attempt to promote claims regarding the existence of a "pre-Gardnerian tradition" of witchcraft.
The widely promoted claim that Americans are not required to pay income taxes on their wages is false, a federal judge ruled Friday in ordering one of its leading proponents to stop inciting tax evasion.
We do no one any favours – least of all ourselves – by wasting our time promoting false claims.
EarthLink and AT&T WorldNet are promoting their claims to outstanding customer service and trouble-free access with their dial-up and broadband services.
Advertisements uncovered by Guardian Australia show Limboro advertising chiropractic to treat babies and promoting false claims that vaccines can give people cancer.
Hubbard's success in promoting his claims depended on his ability to convince some people that Scientology was a unique science with more authority to state the truth than orthodox science.
The organization has a dedicated website promoting its claims about the U.N.'s Agenda 21, along with an action guide.
