“claiming”造句，怎麼用claiming造句

Hypocritical northerners claiming the right to meddle in the domestic affairs of the South.

Even today, settlers around the globe are buying or claiming cheap "useless" forest and transforming it into farmland.

Egyptian priests practiced "transubstantiation", claiming to be able to transfer the sun god Osiris into a circular wafer.

Even now, the scandal is quietly claiming victims, though in a lot of places it seems to have vanished mysteriously from the radar.

Republicans are noisily claiming that some provisions do not meet this test, and therefore must be rejected by the Senate's parliamentarian.

However, the main opposition party, Fine Gael, has been unable to parlay this into mass support, claiming just an estimated 31 per cent of the vote.

Indonesia's Mount Merapi erupted three times on Oct. 26, 2010, causing thousands to flee and claiming the life of a three-month-old baby girl as it emitted searing clouds and volcanic ash.

Mr Maliki had styled himself as the guarantor of a safe and stable Iraq, claiming to have faced down militants, pushed back Iranians and sent Americans to their barracks.

The conclusion drew was that they were part of a tiresome new fashion in Britain: claiming that you are under-claiming.

Teachers have also demanded action, claiming pupils use the site to humiliate staff.

After presenting his report Akerman promptly resigned his position as secretary of the Society of Antiquaries claiming ill health.

Russian news agencies said today that the hijackers got aboard the ship after claiming their inflatable boat was in trouble.

No one is claiming all the sects love each other but there is no history of sectarian strife in Syria and little appetite for it now.

And because employees claiming unfair dismissal on the grounds of discrimination are entitled to much higher payouts than those with standard claims, the strain on employers could be immense.

He became a true vigilante, claiming ''I am judge and jury.''.

It's hardly surprising, then, that some are claiming the military has re-activated its psychic spying programme.

Later Martin announced an immediate interim ban on MPs claiming for furniture and the "flipping" of second homes, two of the most incendiary practices to emerge from the expenses scandal.

The opposition is already claiming that the reforms reflect a callous ideological zeal.

"In 2002, TSMC became the first semiconductor foundry to enter the ranks of the top 10 IC companies in terms of worldwide sales, claiming the ninth spot. TSMC anticipates this trend will continue as the company continues to move up the list for the next several years."

Argentina's government released a report claiming that the 1976 sale of Papel Prensa, the country's sole producer of newsprint, was achieved under duress.