Sentence examples for claiming the need from inspiring English sources

The Constitution Reform Group, convened by former Conservative cabinet minister Lord Salisbury, is to make the the case for radical constitutional change in the UK by claiming the need has been boosted by the vote to leave the European Union.

When it comes to war crimes committed by terror groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, time and again Roth ignores the clear evidence, refusing to issue public condemnations or hold press conferences claiming the need for thorough investigations.

But it is only in the late 1960s that geographers, claiming the need to include maritime linkages in the analysis of ports, port systems, and port hinterlands (Rimmer 2012), pioneered the application of Graph Theory to maritime transport (Robinson 1968), but on a more local scale.

Soon after the L'Aquila verdict, some scholars [a reference to Sirota & Juanchich 2012] were claiming the need for 'evidence based risk communication guidelines' which can outline methodologies of risk communication and therefore 'protect both the risk information recipient and the risk information provider'".

Claiming the need for another SEHS is CPS admitting that there is a need to offer a greater number of Chicago kids a better high school experience.

Instead of claiming the need to learn about the social, economic, cultural and, indeed, the political complexities of the world, Governor Perry appears to make important judgments based on his personal experience.

Many are too happy to claim the need for funding without being able to show the results they achieve.

Both the political left and right now claim the need to do something about it as a matter of urgency.

It's hard to claim the need to protect your privacy when you're spending as much time doing television interviews as Ms. Rice has recently.

Iceland is not the only transgressor: Norway openly breaches the moratorium, while Japanese scientists claim the need to kill quite a few whales.Environmentalists argue that both species are scarce, and the fin whale officially endangered.

The script theory claims the need and importance of repeating acquired patterns.