Sentence examples for correctly claim from inspiring English sources

The register does not apply to wine, land, carbon credits, rare earth minerals and physical gold, so scammers can correctly claim they don't need authorisation.

Those campaigning for Britain to leave the EU and chose the Norwegian way can hence correctly claim that a country can retain access to the single market from outside the EU.

To counter proliferation, he argued, the United States could no longer simply ignore the fact that some countries, like Iran, were signatories to international treaties and could correctly claim a "right" to produce nuclear fuel.

Eide writes: "Those campaigning for Britain to leave the EU and choose the Norwegian way can hence correctly claim that a country can retain access to the single market from outside the EU.

As Hookway puts the general claim: "Whether I can correctly claim knowledge appears to be relative to the purposes underlying the conversations to which I am contributing" (1996, 1).

No one who is a follower of Jesus can correctly claim that their words and deeds always match their professed beliefs.

The Chechen highlanders and neighboring Dagestanis correctly claim that the roots of the violence in southern Russia go back to the 19th century Russians who deprived them of their ancient liberty.

Millions of women with breast cancer could then have correctly claimed they were denied a new treatment.

This is because the left — correctly — claims that this concept is often used to oppose diversity.

Naylor today followed up on yesterday's blog post with another one correctly claiming that the exploit still very much works.

In her last picks column she predicted only one of the Final Four teams correctly, claiming in her smug hairless way that Indiana would upset Kentucky, which, c'mon.