Sentence examples for claim equally from inspiring English sources

(Perhaps only the Notorious B.I.G., Jay-Z, and Tupac can claim equally august status).

But there are also many famous ornamental and precious stones that could claim equally significant heritage, and as a consequence the geologists now find themselves examining the limits of qualification.

On October 26th an appeals court in New York ruled that Argentina had violated the pari passu clause in its bond contracts, which requires that the government treat all its creditors' claims equally, by paying out on the restructured securities but not on the hold-outs' assets.

Berlin based these assertions on empirical grounds—on "the world that we encounter in ordinary experience", in which "we are faced with choices between ends equally ultimate, and claims equally absolute, the realisation of some of which must inevitably involve the sacrifice of others" (2002, 213 14).

Many resorted to an atrophied style that resembled stenography more than journalism, presenting all claims as equally valid.

The team now hopes the Supreme Court will see its claim as one equally or even more worthy than the band's to represent the legal issue in question, said University of Chicago law and economics professor Omri Ben-Shahar. .

But it is equally wrong to claim, as the argument suggests, that the Church itself should be the ultimate arbiter of its own claims.

Eastwood's response to that claim is equally scathing.

It reflects concern that the debate about Britain's EU membership has so far been dominated by migration and the economy and not other areas of policy which they claim are equally important.

Although McMillan did not rule on this point because the documents were already found to be exempt under the substantial adverse effect exemption, he outlined that "the reasoning that supports that exemption claim could equally apply" to the national security claim.

The next day I saw the claim again, equally unsubstantiated, in the British version of the Times.I was reminded of this recently by a comment on our inaugural Game Theory post: "After soccer/football, what is the world's SECOND most popular sport?...I heard it may be cricket, but controversy abounds".