Sentence examples for be reclaimed on from inspiring English sources

Some of the areas of improvement are obvious: VAT can't be reclaimed on expenses submitted without receipts; mileage for car journeys is regularly overstated.

The word "whore," I use to describe myself—I would never use it to describe another person because it's a slur that needs to be reclaimed on an individual basis.

But in the short term, existing plastic pollution needs to be reclaimed — on land, in rivers and in the oceans.

Some thought that the crown was held by the French kings on loan, and would be reclaimed by Christ on the Day of Judgement a belief expressed in the antiphon sung at Sens Cathedral in 1239 to celebrate the arrival of the main relic.

While some claims for ancestral citizenship can be reclaimed only based on the the family name's line.

The Koranic spirit of freedom, equality, justice and compassion must be reclaimed, with an emphasis on Sharia as ethics rather than rigid ritualism.

Stars cannot be reclaimed from powers later on.

Alok Mathur, a project manager at the Remote Sensing Application Center of Uttar Pradesh, said farmland could be reclaimed by simply pouring gypsum on it.

He would prefer a brand-new airport to the east of London built on land to be reclaimed from the Thames estuary a project that has become known, surely to his gratification, as "Boris Island".

There is always more land to be reclaimed from the sea and built on; more tall buildings to be erected, such as the unfinished Burj Dubai, the tallest free-standing building in the world.

But Mr Osborne announced in the Budget that from April 2013 the maximum amount that will be able to be reclaimed in tax relief - including on charitable giving - is £50,000 or 25% of the individual's income, whichever is the greater.