Sentence examples for submission claimed from inspiring English sources

"It is estimated that more than half of India of 2030 is yet to be built," India's submission claimed.

The attorney general's court submission claimed the remarks "constitute unwarranted abuse of a judge in his judicial capacity that undermines the administration of justice in this jurisdiction, and consequently constitute a contempt of court".

The attorney general's court submission claimed Hain's remarks "constitute unwarranted abuse of a judge in his judicial capacity that undermines the administration of justice in this jurisdiction, and consequently constitute a contempt of court".

The attorney general's court submission claimed the remarks, concerning the appointment of Bertha MacDougall as interim victims' commissioner, "constitute unwarranted abuse of a judge in his judicial capacity that undermines the administration of justice in this jurisdiction, and consequently constitute a contempt of court".

Stones, lighters, coins, flares, chunks of crumbling terrace and other objects – the Albanian FA's submission claims a wheelbarrow was spotted on the terraces – found their way on to the pitch having been hurled in the direction of Albanian players.

The submission claims the new hub would generate £7bn a year in economic benefits and would be commercially viable with a relatively modest increase in landing charges – rejecting the Airports Commission's estimates that the cost of building in the Thames estuary would mean fees triple those at Heathrow, driving up fares.

Arthur Harvey QC, for Mr Wootton in opening his final submissions claimed there was a breakdown, a distortion in the forensic evidence, over a coat found in his car and the legal proofs absolutely essential to link it with the shooting and Mr Wootton.

The ABS will do everything it can to verify each submission claim, and where required work with the individual or household to confirm this".

The submission document claimed that across Lot 3, covering London and south east England, Atos could deliver assessment centres in 56 NHS, 25 private hospital and 653 physiotherapy practices.

When the British parliament did publish the newspaper's submission, it claimed 'that a similar deal had been struck with Amos Adamu, although he was prevented from voting because he was suspended following our original article'.

Mr. Shamoon said the committee received 447 submissions that claimed to have broken the technology.