Sentence examples similar to basis for demand from inspiring English sources

But now we have what seems to be a concrete legal basis for demanding access to these documents.

Carens argues that anyone who settles in a new country acquires "social membership," a status that soon becomes a sufficient basis for demanding citizenship; after a few years, it hardly matters how the immigrant arrived.

A. Dennis H. Greenstein, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, said that if the alterations require board approval, and if the upstairs unit owner did not get approval, the letter writer would have a basis for demanding that the board compel the owner to return his apartment to its original condition.

For all we know, Mistress X may have had a legitimate basis for demanding all this money.

Even without an explicit threat, a demand for money could appear extortionate, especially where the alleged extorter lacked a genuine basis for demanding cash in the first place.

Child marriage is also a major problem in Papua New Guinea, and is a basis of demand for internal trafficking of children.

For starters, there is no legal basis for his demand.

"We cannot see any legal basis for your demand to interview Dr Nitschke, however he is happy to cooperate with police for any legitimate enquiry.

"There is absolutely no basis for the demand issues in conjunction with [this] nomination that Batyer CropScience should halt its efforts to bring biofuels to market since the company does not produce biofuels".

Some even make this analysis the basis for a demand for wages for housework (Dalla Costa 1974; Federici 1975).

It was an Ahmadi, Sir Zafarullah Khan, who drafted the famous Pakistan Resolution that became the documentary basis for the demand for Pakistan.