Sentence examples for readily claim from inspiring English sources

This suggests a victory for David Cameron's "big society", though perhaps not one he will readily claim.

A Senator who votes to send it back to the Judiciary Committee is not voting against Judge Cars well or so he may readily claim.

But the lack of consent does undercut arguments that we have a duty to obey the government because we have somehow agreed to it or because it represents the "will of the people". When the government makes unjust laws, it cannot so readily claim we have an automatic duty to obey them, regardless of their content.

By following the same arguments as in [1] and [32], we can readily claim that all weak limit points of the sequence ({u_{n}}) coincide, and hence (u_{n}rightharpoonupbar{u}) as (nrightarrowinfty).

If there is no wheelchair access to the lounge, then a paraplegic colleague can readily claim unequal access and this claim has force even if she drinks as much coffee as she wants because someone is willing to fetch it for her.

Even so, Don Draper, advertising creative director, whose real name is Richard Dick Whitmanan, is not at all the sociopath some readily claim him to be.

And the proceedings before the Commission in this controversy illustrate how readily claims of unjust discrimination arise.

Most fans appear to have readily claimed Lin as Chinese, though some have taken note of the fact that he is American-born, with parents from the breakaway island of Taiwan.

But we should hesitate before swallowing too readily the claim by the Chinese authorities that the downfall of so senior a figure proves the effectiveness of the anti-corruption campaign.

The logical follow-up is that the nation needs to reform its service delivery system, and that also is a readily justifiable claim.

The court now readily accepts claims for discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and disability.