Sentence examples for claim a need from inspiring English sources

The "sound science" for which you claim a need is already there.

It is commonplace today for schools either to claim a "need blind" admissions policy or to aspire to one.

They intervened so that there was still a difference between the circuits, providing a little more 'cover', claiming a need to resolve that difference.

His former national team coach and mentor Dick Advocaat agreed with the majority in that Hazard possessed everything required to be a world-class player, but claims a need for charisma "I told him to have more charisma.

We claim a strong need to bring forward more empirical evidence to suggest the appropriate shape of cost functions in exposure assessment; and if power relationships are, indeed, supported, to indicate reasonable sizes of the exponents α and β.

Some claim a grain needs to be soaked overnight before cooking — as you would beans.

It might have begun by not handing out Russian passports and then claiming a purported need to defend its "citizens".

To make a claim you need to visit a branch or call the bank and explain that you want to reclaim your money.

The "local governments" that you claim have not demonstrated a need for water are two Indian tribes.

Confidence in the claim is undermined by a need to falsify the historical record to achieve it.

They claim that there is a need to recognise the complex political dynamics and language games practiced by different stakeholders and to question rationalist assumptions about 'what works'.