Sentence examples for a direct claim from inspiring English sources

That's because, Lakoff adds, refuting a claim decrying the term death panels as a gross distortion can't compete with a direct claim.

This is a direct claim that the good done by government spending will be more important than the good done by the wealthy.

She pointed out that Jews seeking compensation for slave labor and property loss during the Holocaust can make a direct claim of personal harm.

It would also be a better deal for taxpayers, because it would give them a direct claim on any postbailout profits earned by the bank.

For example, Participants have a direct claim against the United States for interest and principal even though, under state law, an Entitlement Holder would only have a claim against its Securities Intermediary for such payment.

Under section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act, the credit card company holds equal responsibility with the trader or retailer providing the goods or services, enabling consumers to make a direct claim to their credit card company.

The tranche was born last year out of negotiations former holders of a 2017 Delaware holdco bond who worked to swap into new debt at an entity with a more direct claim to international assets, long viewed as the company's growth spigot.

Obama's response to my call for him to reject support of Grammy winning singer and anti gay crusader, Donnie McClurkin was a big, bold, and direct claim that he will fight anti-gay phobia, and aggressively challenge religious leaders to do the same.

"One of the real challenges here is going to be what constitutes a direct compensable claim and what is a ripple effect, indirect claim," he said.

Just a year later, TCI created a Liberty stock once again, this time via a "tracking" stock that reflected the value of Liberty assets but was not a direct ownership claim on them.

The ad, which was not announced by the campaign, makes no direct claim that can be called a lie.