Sentence examples for standard claims from inspiring English sources

The warning, the Standard claims, "fell on deaf ears".

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.

Aided by the deaths of two free London dailies last year, The Standard claims that it has gained far more in advertising revenue than it has lost in reader payments.

London's Evening Standard claims the examinations will be replaced by a new diploma based on the French baccalaureate, under proposals due to be published by Mike Tomlinson, the former Ofsted chief who is heading a government-backed inquiry into 14 to 19 education.

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

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

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.

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.