Sentence examples for range of claims from inspiring English sources

Last month, Macy's was sued by a Bronx paralegal and other people with a range of claims about how Macy's polices shoplifting -- from racial profiling to false imprisonment.

In response to questions about what steps Wilson Security had taken when they became aware of allegations of assault, Rogers said: "we were aware of a range of claims, and there have been a range of claims made since early in our term in the contract.

Speaking on ABC's 7.30 on Thursday, Dutton made a wide range of claims about the incident reports published by the Guardian, the nature of the allegations they disclosed and whether Australia was responsible for what happened on Nauru.

The money is part of the $1.25 billion settlement that Switzerland's banks agreed on in August 1998 to cover a range of claims, including those from people who had inactive accounts dating from World War II.

The first-hand account, which includes interviews with medics, rebel leaders and patients, is the most-detailed yet among a range of claims that suggest chemicals and or gases have been used on numerous Syrian battlefields.

The Advertising Standards Authority examined a range of claims – including the University of Leicester stating that it is in the "top 1%" in the world – and found that none of them could prove the assertions to be true.

In light of this concern, it is worth noting that the challenge posed here for our moral claims actually plagues a huge range of other claims we take ourselves to be justified in making.

Insurer Aviva has analysed personal injury claims dating back to the 1860s and has found a bizarre range of successful claims, from falls caused by croquet hoops and bites by ferrets and fish, to blows in the eye by ammonia stoppers and head injuries caused by boxes of bacon.

If the former, how could the range of cost claims be so wide?

However, there might be a range of alternative claims to democratization, embedded in other historical and cultural milieus: Islamic democracy, socialist democracy, or some forms of communitarianism.

Whitmarsh rightly underlines the central importance of ancient Scepticism in the history of atheism; these philosophers came up with a hugely influential set of arguments against a vast range of religious claims.