Sentence examples for with claiming from inspiring English sources

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For Wright, coming of age was all to do with claiming and celebrating his identity as a black man.

They were so taken up with claiming territory, finding gold, pleasing their patrons and returning home safely that they had no time for any intellectual response.

Senators Mike Duffy, Pamela Wallin and Patrick Brazeau, who are accused but not charged with claiming travel and housing expenses they were not entitled to, were not cowed.

Under the past government, local and national could get away with claiming to be innovative, with little scrutiny of whether that innovation actually improved things.

He was charged with lying in his visa application, and with claiming to the F.B.I. that he was an American citizen.

There is a kind of guilt associated with claiming money from school funds, which are already inadequate and stretched beyond their capacity.

How can Barclays get away with claiming most of its profits are made in Jersey and Luxembourg, where they have few staff?

get away with claiming to spend twice as much on research as the sum announced in the company's own press release.

University bosses are pocketing as much of that surplus as they can get away with, claiming they "still earn significantly less" than their counterparts in America and Australia.

First, it burdens employers with the bureaucracy entailed with claiming money back through the tax system and the audit regimes that come with this.