Sentence examples for making claim from inspiring English sources

In the same section of his essay, Kant wrote that "it would be quite different if a state, by internal rebellion, should fall into two parts, each of which pretended to be a separate state making claim to the whole.

He said his party appeared likely to win more seats than in any election in 80 years, but avoided making claim to the keys at 10 Downing Street, saying, "What will guide me will be what's in the national interest".

Shepstone also vied with the president of the Boer South African Republic (SAR), Marthinus Pretorius, in making claim to much of the African interior not already occupied by Europeans.

While making claim to the notion that the Conservatives are the party of "working people", he is "squeezing the very poorest who have no job" and "indulging in some modest acts of redistribution from the very rich".

Funnily enough, the two places making claim to be the geographical centre of Europe are in Belarus and in Lithuania - which by definition would mean that about half of Europe is actually western Russia.

But the law is different in different states, making claim values vary widely.

Many are making claims against their brokers.

Firms making claims about nanotechnology need to watch out.

"Pretentious means making claims of great importance doesn't it?

We also consider the theoretical and practical constraints on making claims of causation in epidemiology.

Women were in difficulty making claims to their family's land without male relatives.