Sentence examples for start to claim from inspiring English sources

Then they will start to claim the rights over what they're studying," Scavuzzo's spokeswoman said.

Democratic and Republican analysts, meanwhile, agree that Medicare and Social Security face trillions of dollars in unfunded commitments as millions of aging boomers start to claim benefits.

RBS cannot start to claim to be a bank that always treats people fairly unless we stop doing those things that erode trust.

"RBS cannot start to claim to be a bank that always treats people fairly unless we stop doing those things that erode trust," said McEwan.

We cannot start to claim we are renewing the bank unless we stop shirking our responsibilities to our shareholders – principally the British taxpayer.

Once we enter the territory where all authority and expertise are automatically suspect, you can start to claim almost anything – and many #eatclean authorities do.

Notice how New Yorkers are starting to claim the Nets as our home team?

People with different issues started to claim their rights as a consequence of this enormous socioeconomic change.

IS THERE really a boom in home loans in Japan, as some commentators are now starting to claim?

Indeed Cameron himself started to claim he occupied the common ground, the phrase coined by Keith Joseph, the first Thatcherite intellectual.

"But if pharmaceutical companies or anyone else starts to claim that these other kinds are safer, they really need to prove that".