Sentence examples for unprecedented claim from inspiring English sources

"The board's acquiescence to this unprecedented claim is insidious," Mr. Taxin said.

And in an unprecedented claim of authority, Mr. Khamenei ordered the new Parliament not to overturn the draconian press law.

The unclassified version makes the unprecedented claim that the Russian leadership conducted a concerted and well-resourced attempt to skew an US election in favour of one candidate.

The website Climate Feedback, in which leading climate scientists review the credibility of articles published in the media, examined a story in the Independent trumpeting Beckwith's "unprecedented" claim.

A Colombian trade union leader is beginning an unprecedented claim for damages against BP in the high court in London, alleging the oil company's complicity in his kidnap and torture 13 years ago.

"Could a minister be found strong and bold enough" to make such common-sense economic policy, he wrote, "he would have an almost unprecedented claim to gratitude and fame".

For this indulgence Albert made unprecedented claims.

Minor, yes, but when unprecedented claims are based on just a few words, those words had better be consistent.

This is especially imperative today, when the executive branch has been making unprecedented claims about the scope of presidential authority.

Even the former head of the Office of Legal Counsel under the Bush administration Jack Goldsmith has questioned Obama's unprecedented claims to executive authority.

American liberties, Mr. Gore said, "have been placed at serious risk by the unprecedented claims of the administration to a truly breathtaking expansion of executive power".