Sentence examples for the plan claimed from inspiring English sources

Critics of the plan claimed that figure should have been raised to cover the entire cost of a new boiler.

The Polish president, Lech Kaczynski, a strong supporter of the plan, claimed that Mr Obama had told him that missile defences would go ahead.

However, the plan closed areas of work by reviewing all functions within the School of Medicine after the plan claimed to "investigate new ways of working" and "embrace positive change that delivers real impact".

But Mrs Thatcher "reacted strongly" to the plan, claiming it amounted to "joint authority.

They denounced the plan, claiming that the turnpike had scaled back on the project.

Palestinians oppose the plan, claiming its purpose is to strengthen the hold of Jewish settlers.

The country's most senior judge, Lord Judge, has cautioned against the plan, claiming his counterpart in New Zealand had warned about "cheers and boos" during sentencing.

But Labor, unions and the chairman of a major shipping company have attacked the plan, claiming that it would lead to widespread Australian job losses.

Opponents of the plan claim it will smother coral and seagrasses, which are a vital food source for turtles and dugongs.

The plan claims to answer the community's need for affordable housing, but it downplays the destructive economic impact of luxury apartment buildings on auto shops and local businesses, the same omission that Rapkin identified in Moses's SoHo plan.

The SNP immediately attacked the plan, claiming that pensioner households would be three times worse off under Labour's new proposals than under their promise to scrap the council tax completely and replace it with a local income tax.