Sentence examples for constitute a claim from inspiring English sources

"No one cares about that," says Kant (1790, section 7): no one begrudges me such experiences, but no one thinks that they might constitute a claim that they should have a similar experience of the thing in question.

Rough seas do not constitute a claim for compensation.

Does that constitute a legitimate claim?

A general equilibrium approach is used to demonstrate that: (i) futures contracting (on Islamically permissible commodities) is pareto-optimal over the Islamic forward contract of Bai' Salam; and (ii) both forms of contracting constitute a quasi-equity claim instead of debt (dayn) as construed by the majority of Islamic jurists.

But then what constitutes a “legitimate” claim?

Stroke is a major cause of death and long-term disability in Western societies and constitutes a major claim on health care budgets.

False personal injury claims constitute a significant proportion of this.

Encouraging Page's departure will, Gelber claims, "constitute a loss from which the company's reputation may never recover".

Korean scholars reject this, with some historians even arguing that the claims constitute a retroactive land grab, with contemporary implications should North Korea collapse.Chinese scholars have their own gripes.

It also notes that "confirming the balance on this site does not constitute a filing of rehabilitation claims under the civil rehabilitation procedure", the equivalent of bankruptcy in Japan, where Mt Gox is based.

I argue that community efforts to transform vacant lots into productive gardens and food forests constitute a specific form of claims on the right to the city, and on the right to alter and improve urban ecology.