Sentence examples for purported address from inspiring English sources

He insists it did develop an actual product in 2000 called the Internet Personal Assistance Device (though he does not produce one for inspection) and that it has real manufacturing facilities for it (though when outsiders visited the firm's purported address in Shenzen this week they found a desolate warehouse).

American officials are warning military personnel to be wary after a group claiming affiliation with the Islamic State posted the purported addresses of 100 US service members and called for attacks on them by supporters of the militant group in the US.

This column has never purported to address readers' problems, but occasionally a cry for help arrives that cannot be ignored.

In 2002, Congress passed the Help America Vote Act, as weak and inconsequential a bill as ever purported to address a national crisis.

Many of these laws purported to address the problem of voter fraud (which may not in fact exist) by imposing photo-I.D. requirements at the polls.

The city purported to address the victims of Burge's torture with precedent-setting reparations paid to 57 victims of Chicago police torture at the start of 2016.

Sometimes, Gutfeld tweaked cable-news conventions, as when he purported to address banking reform by convening a sixteen-person panel of experts, including familiar Fox News personalities such as John Bolton, and markedly unfamiliar ones, such as Rosie O'Donnell.

The UK has purported to address this criticism not by creating a statutory exception for this type of independent work product but by carefully construing definitions of terms in the statute.

A few weeks ago I wrote a column that purported to address the connection between the rise in income inequality and the threats to the middle class.

In Canada, the government has introduced Bill C-13, purported to address these issues.

The prosecutor can start with the simple fact that these laws and further administrative restrictions were deliberately imposed on American citizens without the existence of the problem they purported to address.