Sentence examples for stamp claims from inspiring English sources

Students who are less academically inclined gain in confidence and Stamp claims she has seen them step up as leaders in practical group activities for the first time.

"The government will use the judges as a rubber stamp," claims Kerem Altiparmak, a rights lawyer.

Stamp also claims that use of cameras potentially breaches data protection laws because asylum seekers have no practical means of reviewing the footage if requested.

Already there are nations attempting to stamp their claims.If the present situation continues, one would not rule out the coming of another "cold" war, where military might may be deployed to protect economic interests.

Traces of the 2012 U.S. Republican campaign will no doubt imprint politics for years, particularly for its virulence against women and minorities: attacks on food stamps, claims that women aren't fit for combat, callous remarks on women's health, and barely suppressed racism.

Two defendants are doctors, accused of taking cash to rubber-stamp concocted claims.

"She harbored particular envy for rich people who could afford mental hospitals — how relaxing that sounded!" Her sole mindless task is to rubber-stamp "extraordinary" claims (like that of an elderly woman requesting home health care visits) with the word "no".

Its core assumption is that the disability program is overrun by slackers who see it as an easy way to skip out on work, abetted by administrative law judges who rubber-stamp their claims without asking for evidence.

Critics of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP (previously known as food stamps) claim some recipients are wrongly receiving benefits after winning lottery jackpots.

He cited new laws in Missouri cutting $96 million in food stamps, claiming that it was the latest so-called Bible belt state failing to take care of those in need.

They claim stamp duty is unfair and a ban on letting agency fees will have to be passed to tenants.