Sentence examples for that could be claimed from inspiring English sources

Sir Thomas caused outrage among MPs last October when he applied retrospective rules on the amount that could be claimed on gardening and cleaning bills.

The presidential election is ramping up, and Congress seems increasingly unwilling to pass legislation that could be claimed as a victory by either party.

Ms. Weinshall says the city is looking for other strips of Times Square pavement that could be claimed for pedestrian use.

The stimulus package passed last spring offered tax benefits, including capital-gains tax exemptions and increases in the amount of business expenses that could be claimed for tax purposes.

By the time Max's closed, the New York hardcore scene had moved farther downtown, to the East Village, which was full of dilapidated buildings that could be claimed by whoever had the nerve.

The distributor asked for a ruling that Auto Hop "does not infringe any copyrights that could be claimed by the major networks, and that Dish, while providing the Auto Hop feature, remains in compliance with its agreements with the networks," according to a news release from the company.

Jones believes that it could be claimed that he did it by bike if he spends some 30 days pedalling and the rest on skis.

It has recently been shown that the process of selection and protection does involve a sequence-specific DNA binding factor, Zfp57, so that Zfp57 could be claimed to be a truly 'imprint-specific' factor.

An earlier version said that compensation could be claimed for delays of less than three hours.

"That it could be claimed to be in the name of religion is obscene and all people of faith will abhor this brutal act of cowardice".

That vitality could be claimed as distinctively Jewish in its earthy sublimity, but Bellow was no more in a hurry to be defined than his hero.