Sentence examples for wider claim from inspiring English sources

The wider claim made by Brexiters that the Vienna convention on the law of treaties would guarantee the continuance of rights acquired by living in a country that belongs to the EU is also not correct, say lawyers.

PasswordBox's wider claim for Android is that it currently supports about 70% of all logins.

There was also questions over the wider claims being made for the benefits of extending free school meals.

The government of Hungary, by contrast, is being taken to task on technicalities rather than the wider claims that it is undermining democracy, centralizing power and destroying pluralism.

Late last year, an independent IAAF ethics commission chaired by Michael Beloff QC began investigating allegations of systemic doping by the Russian athletic federation and wider claims of corruption and cover-up.

It is an impressive grain but there is very little evidence to support the wider claims that it can prevent or manage medical conditions such as diabetes, heart disease or coeliac disease.

The trouble with Cameron's bold assertion is that, while there is some qualitative evidence that TFP has enabled some improvements in professional practice, there appears to be no solid data to underpin his wider claims.

The rows over Shah and Livingstone have been going on amid wider claims that the party has failed to get a grip on antisemitism among some of its members.

The latest wave of claims came in the wake of allegations of endemic doping in Russia and wider claims of corruption and collusion in December, which are being investigated by an independent ethics committee led by Michael Beloff QC and a Wada commission led by Dick Pound.

A fresh inquest into the death of a teenage female soldier at the notorious Deepcut barracks 20 years ago will hear evidence that she may have been sexually assaulted before she died but will not take into account wider claims of a culture of sexual exploitation at the Army training facility, a coroner has ruled.

John and Philip negotiated the May 1200 Treaty of Le Goulet; by this treaty, Philip recognised John as the rightful heir to Richard in respect to his French possessions, temporarily abandoning the wider claims of his client, Arthur.