Sentence examples for sheets claim from inspiring English sources

That said, A4e's claims of success are superficially impressive: though there is no way of verifying such numbers, its corporate fact sheets claim that "every three minutes of every working day, someone on benefits goes back to work through A4e's support", and that between 2010 and 2011, the company helped more than 43,000 people into what they call "meaningful work".

At the time the scandal sheets claimed there was a romance between her and Nazzari.

Speakers at the City Council meeting included representatives of alarm companies, and sprinkled in the crowd were lobbyists like Mr. Clink, who distributed sheets claiming that in Salt Lake City -- the model for the proposed Los Angeles program -- burglaries and crime rose after that city switched to the new system.

Tim Hilton, reviewing the same show for this newspaper, laid out a more comprehensive charge sheet, claiming that Long's work "does not engage in the here-and-now struggle to create art that makes sense for our time and condition".

When a student was asked about his views on nuclear weapons, his reply seemed to come straight from the government's propaganda-heavy hymn sheet, claiming that the US and South Korea are trying to eliminate the DPRK, so they need their nuclear arsenal for self-defence.

They did provide a fact sheet claiming that U of T students receive more funding than "comparable Canadian research universities," though there's no mention if students at those other schools are also funded below the poverty line.

Be careful about sheets that claim high thread counts as they may be sheets with threads spun together and then woven.

Prosecutors charge that he falsified time sheets to claim he was working for the city when he was really working for Cicatelli, which holds city contracts for H.I.V. and AIDS programs.

It sounds as if they do–until you realize that the total on- and off-balance-sheet claims on the household, corporate and government sectors in Japan are about $30 trillion, according to estimates by Goldman Sachs.

Sounds like they do, until you realize that the total on- and off-balance-sheet claims on the household, corporate and government sectors in Japan are about $30 trillion, according to estimates by Goldman Sachs.

The defendants "purportedly acted on behalf of agents of the People's Republic of China and sought to acquire assets and information which, in their words, 'would hurt America'," the charge sheet claims.