Sentence examples for reason to claim from inspiring English sources

Americans have at least some reason to claim a vested interest in the MG brand.

Sufferers are also more likely to commit crime; mental illness has become the most common reason to claim disability benefits.

For a while, the party had good reason to claim it was the fastest-growing force in British politics.

"The more often you biopsy people, the more likely you are to find slightly increased disease or some other reason to claim disease progression," Dr. Albertsen said.

Just because one British private-equity group failed in its endeavours is no good reason to claim that the whole country is hostile to foreign business.

It found documents indicating that the beatings might have occurred in the Homochitto National Forest, giving the Justice Department reason to claim federal jurisdiction.

The inference that these victims were flouting the law was made despite prima facie evidence suggesting they would have had solid reasons to claim asylum in Europe; Amnesty International's latest annual report describes Eritrea as a state where virtually no opposition to its autocratic president Issayas Afewerki is tolerated.

Here are five reasons to claim those vacation days.

Mr. Walker said that it was his view that the White House had put Mr. Cheney in charge of energy policy for that very reason -- to claim executive privilege and avoid oversight of the group by Congress.

If employers are listening to courts—or at least listening to their attorneys they have good reason to take obesity claims under the ADA more seriously.

Thankfully, we also hear stories about people who did not go to work on 11 September because they did not feel well, they overslept, or they otherwise had reason to rightfully claim providence.