Sentence examples for purported actions from inspiring English sources

Calling the Pakistani Army's purported actions "in contravention of all norms of international conduct," and a "grave provocation," Mr. Khurshid said they shed doubts on Pakistan's seriousness about normalizing relations with India.

I, too, wish that Colin L. Powell's cautionary view had prevailed (editorial, April 20), but it is unfair to characterize his purported actions and statements in the path to war as politically motivated ambivalence or as self-serving behavior just because he was unable to sway the hard-line hawks.

Against this background, the aim of this study was to review the contents of SEA reports submitted by GPs and in doing so to identify the range of quality and safety issues analysed, the types of learning needs raised and the purported actions implemented by health care teams.

Despite all these purported anti-atherogenic actions of vitamin D, our results indicate significant positive correlations between serum 25(OH D levels and the atherogenic factors total cholesterol and triglycerides.

Discussions of H/NP safety, efficacy, and purported mechanisms of action are explored.

Characteristics and purported mechanisms of action of stem cells will then be discussed, with specific attention paid to axonal regeneration and regrowth, growth factor release, guidance through inhibitory cues, remyelination, and induction of anatomical neuroplasticity.

We are not mistaken when seeing in Gaitonde's later painting an existentialist sensibility -- that is, with a small 'e' so to not confuse his practice with the commitment to a political existence and action as purported by the mid-20th century movement of Exisentialism put forward by Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir.

Agents that enhance GLP-1 action are purported to hold promise for the preservation of β-cell mass in T2D.

LCR did not bring a class action lawsuit that purported to include past, current or future members of the military as parties before the court -- it was only litigating on behalf of its own members.

A different sort of example (and some would say that there are recent real-life examples of this type) would be a President who ignored the constraints of statutory law, constitutional law, and international treaty commitments, while the public and other officials lacked the will or the means to hold that President to the legal norms that purported to constrain his or her actions.

The mechanism of action of a compound purported to reduce cholesterol levels by inhibiting HMG-CoA (3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl coenzyme A) reductase was investigated in female rats.