Sentence examples for justly claim from inspiring English sources

He can justly claim to have prevented a great recession from turning into a great depression.

The Vienna Philharmonic can justly claim the market on the music of this visionary 19th-century Austrian symphonist.

It is true that there was a time when British supermarkets could justly claim to lead the world.

Ironically, where Hugh and his chums can justly claim credit is that they really did write the royal charter.

Yes, liberals can justly claim the permissive Netherlands, with some of the most lowest abortion rates on the continent, as a "safe, legal and rare" success story.

France's bank bosses will get another drubbing over pay in a meeting with the president, Nicolas Sarkozy, on August 25th.BNP can justly claim to have been unfairly treated.

"TV was nowhere, movies were in retreat, music was king," he justly claims.

"The SNP's Nicola Sturgeon is the only candidate who can justly lay claim to have had a good campaign".

Glamour aside, one label Ms. Steinem can justly lay claim to, at least in Ms. Knox's life, is that of fairy godmother.

To do so would not comport with our justly proud claim of the procedural protections accorded to those charged with crime.

I didn't qualify on any count, but by claiming (justly) to be doing an article, managed to bluff my way in to the inner sanctums of wealth and luxury, going past one velvet rope after another until I and an attorney friend were allowed to sit poolside and order drinks.