Sentence examples for written claims from inspiring English sources

In a move that undermines the strength of the state's case, the prosecution's three key expert witnesses have denied they have the authority to judge whether the journalists have endangered national security – a denial that contradicts written claims made before the start of the trial on which the prosecution's case rests.

The prosecution's case was also severely undermined by the retraction of key testimonies from three lead witnesses, who admitted during proceedings they did not know whether the three journalists had undermined national security – contradicting written claims they made before the trial.

Their ties to the area may be based on traditional rather than written claims – but Bir Tawil is not any more a "no man's land" than the territory once known as British East Africa, where terra nullius was repeatedly invoked in the early 20th century by both chartered companies and the British government that supported them to justify the appropriation of territory from indigenous people.

To analyze the written claims attended at a specialists unit of a Primary Health Care Center in Nou Barris, Barcelona.

"Modern art is still unfolding and its history is still being written," claims Glenn Lowry Glenn Lowry, MoMA's director since 1995.

It should be noted that an accelerated application often has more narrowly written claims than would be included in a standard application.

If the bag is never found, American, for example, must receive a written claim no later than 30 days after the initial report.

The judges accepted that evidence of a written claim to asylum in France was sufficient proof that they had initially sought safety there.

I learned the drill the hard way: * If you suspect fraud, you must file a written claim of fraudulent activity with the businesses involved.

"A mobile phone and a piece of paper, on which appear the Daesh [Isis] flag and a clear written claim in Arabic, were found on the individual," said Francois Molins, the Paris prosecutor, in a statement.

However campaigners argued that bureaucratic failures meant this rarely happened, and the court has agreed that evidence of a written claim to asylum in France was sufficient to prove children had initially sought safety there.