Sentence examples for standard claim from inspiring English sources

It's a standard claim for a fugitive, of course -- not something you expect to believe.

America's Health Insurance Plans, representing insurers, vowed to establish standard claim forms and Web sites that allowed doctors to communicate more easily with insurers.

In the counterfeiting case, he was faced with a fairly standard claim by defense lawyers about a police officer's account of having discovered damning evidence after a routine traffic stop.

Colorado, Utah, and Idaho followed Wyoming's lead about the same time that New Zealand did.GARETH PENNStinson Beach, CaliforniaSIR You repeat the standard claim that Babbage's ill-fated attempt to build a computer cost a fortune and was eventually abandoned.

But the direct accusation from the United Nations, which is monitoring the tattered April 12 cease-fire, rebutted the government's standard claim that outsiders or their domestic dupes are to blame for the violence.

Since the 2013 Snowden disclosures revealed the extent of government surveillance programs it's been a standard claim by intelligence agencies, seeking to justify their push for more powers, that their ability to track suspects using new technologies is under threat because of growing use of end-to-end encryption by technology companies.

"Donald Trump in Driver's Seat on Way to Presidential Nomination," the Weekly Standard claimed.

The IJDH's lawyers used a standard claims form downloaded from the internet.

By that international standard, claims another state-backed newspaper, the country still has more than 200m poor people.

On Sunday, the party did not dwell on its standard claims of loving farmers, of subsidizing lives and of its enduring love for all religions and castes.

DMGT always denied that it was a "spoiler" to protect the company's paid-for title the Evening Standard, claiming that plans for a free evening paper were already well advanced when News International announced the launch of its freesheet.