As Waldron argues, property entitlement is a set of claim rights, liberty rights and powers that are "circumstantially sensitive".[49] Further, if legitimate entitlement is sensitive to background changes, it is possible that the ongoing effect of an illegitimate acquisition and, more generally, of unjust violations of rights of others can become legitimate when circumstances change.
It does not define the set of claims upon which suits can be based.
Declinism is, in other words, a genre as much as it is any set of claims.
"There will be a whole new set of claims that deal with the unique nature of the securitization market," Mr. Tambe of Jones Day said.
With conferences such as Two Is Too Late (organised by Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom) and papers such as The 1,001 Critical Days, a set of claims are made that echo and reinforce those bold claims made by Allen: first, that we now have a set of scientific findings about the infant brain that can teach us new things about parenting.
Ireland's Anglicans a minority that enjoyed great privileges, including control of the most ancient holy sites, until they were disestablished in the mid-19th century—had their own, separate set of claims to Patrick, including some fine places of worship dedicated to the national saint.
A common set of claims on behalf of metaphysics is that it is an inquiry into what exists; its business is to subject common opinion on this matter to critical scrutiny and in so doing to determine what is truly real.
Perfectionists reject this set of claims.
If you think of X as a set of claims, then the first condition tells you that the consequences of a set of claims includes the claims themselves.
All nations have a set of claims about their origins, and these claims are used to support feelings of national identity.
A religious reason, by contrast, is a set of claims that does include as a member a claim that has such content.
