Sentence examples similar to well founded claim from inspiring English sources

Canada recently protested after America sold leases for the disputed zone.Canada's lawyers say that its claim to sovereignty is well founded but could be abandoned by dereliction.

After all, if the British claim to Rockall is so well founded, surely the rituals of discovery – settlement, flag-waving – are all a bit beside the point?

If he wants to claim that his objection is "well founded," then he should be able to point to court decisions or he should find a way to get the issue into court so the judiciary can make a call.

The optimism of the title is well founded.

Thus, the study underlines the importance of scientifically founded claims; otherwise claims might be counterproductive for public health aims.

Critics say Modi stood by when 1,000 people, mainly Muslims, died in sectarian violence in the western state of Gujarat in 2002, shortly after he became chief minister there, and claim fears for communal harmony are thus well founded.

It must be said that none of the claims on these islands by any country is that well founded, and that others beside China have in the past fortified islands they believe are theirs.

The EHRC said the tribunal had released its ruling, which said: "The unanimous judgment of the tribunal is that the claimant's claims of sex discrimination and detriment in employment are not well founded".

Most of their claim has been struck out after a high court judge ruled that although it was "well founded", it would be too damaging to UK relations with the US to allow it to proceed.

But that claim was based on the prewar assessment of British intelligence, which a British government inquiry later called "well founded".

Their faith seems well founded.